Super Hi-Fi's Neuron AI, Cumulus Media's Reorganization, and Telos' Omnia XII Processor
In episode 465 of the RedTech Daily Podcast, Marguerite Clark delves into the latest advancements in radio broadcasting and digital audio. The episode kicks off with the launch of Super Hi-Fi's Neuron AI, followed by insights into Cumulus Media's court-approved reorganization. Listeners are updated on Vortex CallMe's hardware and software improvements, and Orban's enhancements to the OptiMod 5950 processor. Marguerite also explores vCreative's cloud automation integrations, RCS ZettaCloud and WideOrbit WO Aurora integrations, and Beasley Media Group's collaboration with WideOrbit at the NAB Show. The episode concludes with a look at Telos’ Omnia XII processor debut and a reminder to visit redtech.pro for more details.
Key Points
- Super Hi-Fi's Neuron AI music scheduling engine uses neuroscience research and real-world data to optimize music selection for both broadcast and digital stations.
- Cumulus Media's court-approved reorganization plan aims to eliminate approximately six hundred million dollars in debt, positioning the company for future competitiveness in the audio landscape.
- vCreative's expanded cloud-based workflow integrations with RCS ZettaCloud and WideOrbit WO Aurora automate audio processing and delivery, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing delays.
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