AoIP with Greg Shay and IBC Recap
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AoIP: Audio 'Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere'

Industry Finally Fully Embraces AoIP Technology

Greg ShayNearly two decades after its inception, Audio over IP (AoIP) technology has finally gained widespread acceptance in the broadcast industry. It's been a long, strange trip - one with origins dating to the late 1980s - but with thousands of studios around the globe making use of Livewire these days, AoIP technology has achieved critical mass.

Greg Shay, Chief Technology Officer with The Telos Alliance, tells Hummingbird Media's Jeff Touzeau the story of how this breakthrough came about, and its journey from resistance to acceptance.

AoIP: Obscurity to Ubiquity

IBC 2014 in Review
Radio Video: Howie the Hitman

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IBC 2014 has come and gone, but we had a great time in Amsterdam! The Telos Alliance crew share their thoughts on this year's IBC experience, from product news and reviews, to booth locale and the red light district (it's not what you think!).

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A look inside Vancouver's CKLG from California Aircheck. CKLG had an unusual studio - levels were so consistent, pots were not needed. When a mic was hot, music levels automatically dropped. Check out Howie the Hitman for a Thirstbuster.

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