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Sony Pictures Post Production Services in Culver City, California, has upgraded three mix stages to support sound mixing for film and television in Dolby Atmos, bringing its total up to seven Atmos stages

The update adds new features to handheld recorder

Wireless GO has clip’n’go versatility, a compact form and presents at an affordable price. It is an ideal wireless mic solution for content creators in all disciplines

Spotify Technology has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Parcast, a premier storytelling-driven podcast studio

Product highlights from Sennheiser include the SK 6212 mini-bodypack transmitter from the Digital 6000 series and the new XSW-D series entry-level camera kits. Neumann will spotlight the new KH 750 DSP subwoofer and the Neumann NDH 20 monitoring headphone

The app now includes a 'Live Restart' feature, allowing listeners to restart and rewind a live programme and listen from the beginning or pick it up where they wish

New Power Core features include a Dante card, front-panel SFP ports, and more

Launched on March 4, Bauer Media's latest offering, a classical channel called Scala Radio, is presenting from a glass studio using virtual audio and control technology

Everyday this week in the run-up to International Women's day a female DJ or presenter will take over the channel, culminating to a fully female driven day on March 8

Bittree’s Dante patchbay eliminates the complexity of analogue and Dante audio patching in the broadcast infrastructure

New products include the Power Core native IP and DSP remote, the V_matrix IP routing and processing platform, and more

Trial on Stronsay, Orkney, aims to boost BBC's reach in rural areas

Calrec will be presenting the new products at NAB 2019, which are called ImPulse and Type R, along with its upgrade solutions for existing customers

The Radio Academy will be celebrating in style with a special networking event and panel discussion, chaired by The Sunday Times magazine editor, Eleanor Mills, covering the topic of gender equality and diversity in the media

Kevin Hilton investigates Whitmore's radio portfolio, how technological advances benefit her work and why she records on location

Innovation does not always flourish in isolation. As a result of this, the EBU provides and promotes a collaborative environment to develop new ideas through its annual Radiohack workshop. Kevin Hilton finds out about this year's event

PSNEurope's Marc Maes looks into the workings of VIAA, the Flemish Institute for Archiving, as well as the French-speaking RTBF and the leading Memnon Archiving services

PSNEurope’s Kevin Hilton finds out more about the replacement of iPlayer radio with the BBC Sounds app and how they differ

Immersive audio has come a long way in the past five years. Manufacturers are pushing progress and taking huge risks. PSNEurope’s Simon Duff argues for artists to do likewise...

On October 7, Studio 100 premiered the musical 40-45. which also marked the first time the new Digico SD7 with Quantum Engines and Theatre software was used on a production of this scale, Marc Maes spoke went behind the scenes to find out more...

Shure’s manager of applications, Andrew Francis, offers PSNEurope some unique insights into the impending 700MHz band clearance and what it could mean for the UK’s ever-growing live events industry...

The IBC (International Broadcasting Convention) provides an annual platform for TV and radio technology. Video has long been dominant but, as Kevin Hilton reports, the balance is swinging in favour of audio...

Gary Pace joins the Italian company as sales manager (OEM) for North America

The design of any audio product has always been a compromise between user demands and physics. Microphones are the prime example of this but Danish miniatures specialist DPA has taken on the challenge to go smaller, as PSNEurope’s Kevin Hilton reports...