When the first radio live-assist and automation systems were placed in service, they were hulking racks containing tape decks, cart machines, sequencers, punch-tape readers and other electronic bits. Today, those racks are absent, replaced with PC-based servers delivering digital audio directly to air - but all of it began with Paul Schafer, the pioneer of radio automation systems.
This video traces Paul's career from small-town radio to his work with NBC in Los Angeles, through the development of his landmark Schafer Automation System. Hit the "Step Now" button and hear the story in Paul's own words.
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