Online Radio What is Online Radio? Using an example. Welcome to the digital shift
Online Radio What is Online Radio? Using an example. Welcome to the digital shift.
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- Online Radio What is Online Radio? Using an example. Welcome to the digital shift
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- The Digital Shift GGGG r a d u a l l y i t s e e m s, t r y a s o n e m i g h t t h e r e i s n o r u n n i n g a w a y f r o m t h e o n l i n e w o r l d. WWWW e a r e a b l e t o d o a l m o s t a n y t h i n g o n l i n e. LLLL i s t e n i n g t o r a d i o i s n o d i f f e r e n t.
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- The History of online Radio 1993 US radio station WXYC became the first to streaming the station In 1996, Edward Lyman created Sonicwave.com, the first licensed live, 24 hours Station 1996, Virgin Radio first European radio station to broadcast its full program live on the internet In 1993 Carl Malmud Founder of Internet Multicasting first internet radio station Internet Talk Radio. Each week the show interviewed a new computer expert.
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- The Royalties War. October 1998 the US passed the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Performance royalties had to be paid for satellite radio and internet radio, in addition to publishing royalties. In 2009 the US Congress, passed a bill that stated royalties will be charged to streaming net services based on revenue.
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- Internet radio is: 1. Pre-recorded MP3 files 2. Live live, via-a-microphone broadcasts that are 3. Archive site 4. Music Store Streamed over the Internet. Broadcasting on the Internet = Webcasting What Is Online Radio
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- Online Radio Popularity Can we compare the US stats to those of South Africa? By 2006, the revenue from online streaming music radio was US$500 million. In 2012 Internet-radio listening rose among the 13-to-35 age group, AM/FM radio, = 24 percent of music-listening declined 2 percentage points. In the 36-and-older age group, Internet radio = 13 percent listening, AM/FM radio dominated listening with 41 percent share.
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- How it Works The server. Mixes audio, put it into astreamable format and sends it out, through the Internet sound waves Through an embedded player program located on the respective station's website. Audio data is continuously sent out. It is then reassembled at the receiver or the listners devce. Two options: 1) Softwere. 1) Softwere. 2) Radio Hosting Company. 2) Radio Hosting Company.
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- Sound Clip With Erin Mac Luckie Founder of Luckie Entertainment South African Online Radio Station
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- Online radio in SA Most online stations that are popular in SA are terestrial stations broadaning into the online world. There but still growing. The growth of online will rely on data cots. Time will tell if South Africa will warm up to this change. Intro to Digital media soon to hit SA.
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- Thank You.
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