I would say not much. WGBH supplies a lot of the PRI programming already, so
operationally at least has been driving the network for some time already. The
report says that they will each continue to operate separately, so perhaps this
provides some additional revenue for PRI (and WGBH) to
Considering the vise grip that Olympic corporate has over the use of its
content, symbols et al, this is hardly surprising--even if one regrets the
disruptive effect it has on other, far more important matters. In watching and
hearing the reports from London, I very much think that New York
It's available for iPhone and Google users and provides ten stations in ten
categories. Designed to try and help listeners whittle down the 18000 or so
choices to just the best ones, Tivoli uses data from the choices of buyers of
its own NetWorks internet radio to craft the top 100.
It was a classy, inspired, quintessentially RNW move to open a shortwave
frequency for North America for one last evening. I shut off the internet
radio, set up the Eton E1 in the veranda (it's summer here) and luxuriated in a
strong, clear RNW signal from Bonaire on 6165 kHz., just like the
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NPR tries to skew younger...
New Hits Needed; Apply to NPR
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Yeah, but not to be overly cynical, who--other than perhaps China--wants to
reach North America on shortwave and has the budget that will allow them to
purchase Sackville time.
John Figliozzi
Halfmoon, NY
Richard Cuff rdc...@gmail.com wrote:
Eww -
One wonders if Babcock (ex-VT,
I've been studying the newest ABC Radio National schedule and became interested
in a new overnight feature referenced in that schedule as Monocle. So,
I've done some investigating and this is what I've learned.
Launched in February 2007, Monocle is a premium media brand with magazine,
web,
Thanks for jogging my memory. I do recall your discussing this now. I think
it was highlighted also by RNMN which sadly goes out of business soon.
Another option among a wealth of options.
jaf
Richard Cuff rdc...@gmail.com wrote:
Yeah, I mentioned it a few months back when it first
Thank you. Not at this time. Our first effort will be to have a web site with
updates and ancillary information that couldn't be fitted into the book.
However, the idea is a good one and will be further explored.
Best regards and thanks for getting in touch.
John
xplore...@yahoo.com
Andy Sennitt has reviewed a new book on the Media Network weblog.
http://blogs.rnw.nl/medianetwork/sitemap/review-the-worldwide-listening-guide-5th-edition
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It's okay if you do. Thousands of people around the country each night share
the pleasure of slipping under the sheets with Phillip in their ear after he
has hosted Late Night Live for the past two decades.
His official 20 year anniversary behind the mic
Looks like this segment of the consumer electronics marketplace is stirring to
life again.
http://www.kurthanson.com/news/more-choices-ever-internet-radio-enthusiasts
John Figliozzi
Halfmoon, NY
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These all seem to look pretty much the same from place to place, don't they?
Richard Cuff rdc...@gmail.com wrote:
FYI...
Richard
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Date: Fri, Nov 18, 2011 at 12:51 PM
Subject: [NASWA] Media
Sirius/XM never seems to publicize these things--either before or after the
fact--but after the seasonal clock adjustments, it is apparent that Sirius/XM
has dropped its former practice of using the PRI feed on Sirius-subscribed
radios and the Americas stream on XM-subscribed radios. It is now
Interesting. I'm not sure that Audience Relations isn't confused about some of
its own stuff. In the past, the all-news stream was not quite identical to the
PRI stream, with the latter carrying a smattering of feature programs that
the all-news stream didn't have. It may have changed,
Yeah, but I hadn't seen that fact widely publicized. Apologies if I'm just
being redundant.
Sandy Finlayson sfinlay...@wts.edu wrote:
Good news for sports fans, though. It appears that there are no longer
any rights restrictions preventing the World Service broadcasts of
English
For anyone who holds an appreciation for the craft of radio programming, the
past work of this individual is of special significance.
A NY Times article:
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/20/arts/norman-corwin-pioneer-of-radio-dies-at-101.html?hpw
John Figliozzi
Halfmoon, NY
Well... if he's right (and I think he is), I guess that makes me an early
adopter.
John Figliozzi
Pure Evoke Flow
Tivoli NetWorks
iPhone 4
Richard Cuff rdc...@gmail.com wrote:
Dvorak makes a point that many early critics of Internet radio
had...that PCs are not ergonomically practical
From its website http://www.irfzurich.ch/home
2nd ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL RADIO FESTIVAL, 9-19 JUNE 2011
Spanning ten days during early June, the International Radio Festival brings
together and celebrates over 30 ground breaking radio stations from around
the world, presenting more than 50 unique
Interesting article in the NY Times about a smaller, community-oriented NPR
affiliate the New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut borders.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/04/nyregion/04towns.html?src=recg
The station also is streamed online:
http://robinhoodradio.com/
John Figliozzi
Halfmoon, NY
Thought this would be of interest to this group. After all, none of these
stations are available via shortwave! :-)
John Figliozzi
Halfmoon, NY
Pure Evoke Flow
Tivoli NetWorks Global Radio
Apple iPod Touch
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Probably only a matter of time, Lee. I'm sure it's done wonderful things for
broadcast television reception... (he said sardonically).
Lee Reynolds kd...@spamcop.net wrote:
It seems the European market is much more vibrant. Could this have
anything to do with the fact that the Brits
I think that at no incremental cost over our cellphone bill is a bit of
wishful thinking. Even with G4, I'm expecting providers to charge higher
volume users more. And if you're doing any streaming whatsoever, you'll be
classified that way.
Also, while you can cycle that cellphone radio
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