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Listener Driven Radio Launches New Software for Radio, Giving Listeners Control
The Radio revolution has begun, bringing “crowdsourcing to radio!” Listeners are taking back control of the radio. The principals of Listener Driven Radio, LLC (Broadcasters Lee Zapis, Daniel Anstandig, and Mike McVay) announced today the release of new Listener Driven Radio software, empowering broadcasters to become crowdcasters SM . The listeners become the Music Director with Listener Driven Radio.
Listener Driven Radio ( www.ListenerDrivenRadio.com ) is a new model for radio built on crowdsourcing, that allows listeners to go online, or to their iPhone, and offer their input into what plays next on the radio station. LDR is constantly absorbing listener input, song votes, and comments on music, and automatically adapting programming in real-time. The audience can control the station’s on-air product within parameters set by the Program Director. LDR also automatically feeds a radio station’s Twitter account, helping to increase listener tune-in.
McVay New Media President and LDR architect
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Tune in to mysterious world of HD radio
How do you make an HD radio executive bang his head against the wall?
Ask him, "What's HD radio?"
The HD radio alliance has spent millions of dollars on promotion efforts. Yet even after four years of this, most people still don't have any idea what HD radio is.
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RadioTime.com Releases Ranking of Its Users’ Favorite Radio Programs
RadioTime, Inc., a developer of technology for finding and listening to radio online, today released the first RadioTime.com Top 19 Programs, a list of the most listened-to programs on RadioTime.com for the month of June 2009. The list, which RadioTime will update monthly, features some well-known programs and demonstrates how RadioTime enables users to discover lesser-known shows airing around the world.
The five most popular programs are: “Rush Limbaugh,” “Steve Harvey,” “The Savage Nation,” “Glenn Beck” and “Laura Ingraham.” Three sports programs make the list, including two shows airing on The Ticket 1310 AM/104.1 FM in Dallas, Tex., “The Musers” and “The Hardline.”
“Listeners use RadioTime to find their favorite station format and engaging personalities,” says Dan Halyburton, President, RadioTime, Inc. “The Ticket 1310 AM and 104.1 FM in Dallas is a web favorite, demonstrating Internet radio’s ability to help a local station compete on a worldwide stage.”
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'Favorite radio station'
It was dreadful news that KFPT, AM 790, has been sold and will no longer be a liberal talk radio show. That is my favorite radio station and I listen to it often throughout the day.
The talk show hosts accept calls with varying viewpoints and they are not afraid to air them, unlike the bombastic right-wing talk shows.
I hope there will be a similar radio station that will be broadcast in the Fresno area. I'm sure there are many Democrats and independents who enjoy listening to talk radio that is intelligent, informed and compassionate.
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Grupo Radio Centro Announces Filing of Its 2008 Annual Report on Form 20-F
Grupo Radio Centro, S.A.B.
de C.V. (NYSE: RC) ("Grupo Radio Centro" or "the Company") announced today
that the Company has filed its annual report on Form 20-F for the fiscal year
ended December 31, 2008 (the "2008 Annual Report") with the U.S. Securities
and Exchange Commission (the "SEC"). The 2008 Annual Report can be accessed
by visiting either the SEC's website at www.sec.gov or Grupo Radio Centro's
website at www.grc.com.mx.
In addition, investors may receive a hard copy of Grupo Radio Centro's
complete audited financial statements free of charge by requesting a copy from
i-advize Corporate Communications, Inc. at 212-406-3694, or via email at
grc@i-advize.com.
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