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  1. After 19 years of service, I had my first delivery fail today! A daily news from a film festival, delivered 30 minutes before airtime due to last-minute changes (that I was vehemently against!). Failed to set up the proper audio channels number (mandatory 8 channels despite stereo sound), AND a wrong filename. No time to fix and reupload.

    We aired 90 minutes later thanks to some awesome crisis management. But my ego is shot!

  2. In just ONE HOUR, the eventual return of #ThePlaylist.

    The weather is hotting up here in the UK, so our theme this week is:

    slooooow

    in an effort to encourage everyone to just chill out, alright?

    However, it's possible that not every track in the show is all that chilled. Sorry about that. Blame the usual suspects.

    stream.djdarren.site to join in with #TheChat, or

    audio.djdarren.site if you're too hot already and just want to listen to the tunes.

    // stream.djdarren.site // Monday 19:00-21:00 UK //
    // djdarren.site/archive/podcast/ //

    #NowPlaying #SoonPlaying #Radio #Music #Podcast #Broadcasting

  3. In just ONE HOUR, the eventual return of #ThePlaylist.

    The weather is hotting up here in the UK, so our theme this week is:

    slooooow

    in an effort to encourage everyone to just chill out, alright?

    However, it's possible that not every track in the show is all that chilled. Sorry about that. Blame the usual suspects.

    stream.djdarren.site to join in with #TheChat, or

    audio.djdarren.site if you're too hot already and just want to listen to the tunes.

    // stream.djdarren.site // Monday 19:00-21:00 UK //
    // djdarren.site/archive/podcast/ //

    #NowPlaying #SoonPlaying #Radio #Music #Podcast #Broadcasting

  4. In just ONE HOUR, the eventual return of #ThePlaylist.

    The weather is hotting up here in the UK, so our theme this week is:

    slooooow

    in an effort to encourage everyone to just chill out, alright?

    However, it's possible that not every track in the show is all that chilled. Sorry about that. Blame the usual suspects.

    stream.djdarren.site to join in with #TheChat, or

    audio.djdarren.site if you're too hot already and just want to listen to the tunes.

    // stream.djdarren.site // Monday 19:00-21:00 UK //
    // djdarren.site/archive/podcast/ //

    #NowPlaying #SoonPlaying #Radio #Music #Podcast #Broadcasting

  5. In just ONE HOUR, the eventual return of #ThePlaylist.

    The weather is hotting up here in the UK, so our theme this week is:

    slooooow

    in an effort to encourage everyone to just chill out, alright?

    However, it's possible that not every track in the show is all that chilled. Sorry about that. Blame the usual suspects.

    stream.djdarren.site to join in with #TheChat, or

    audio.djdarren.site if you're too hot already and just want to listen to the tunes.

    // stream.djdarren.site // Monday 19:00-21:00 UK //
    // djdarren.site/archive/podcast/ //

    #NowPlaying #SoonPlaying #Radio #Music #Podcast #Broadcasting

  6. In just ONE HOUR, the eventual return of #ThePlaylist.

    The weather is hotting up here in the UK, so our theme this week is:

    slooooow

    in an effort to encourage everyone to just chill out, alright?

    However, it's possible that not every track in the show is all that chilled. Sorry about that. Blame the usual suspects.

    stream.djdarren.site to join in with #TheChat, or

    audio.djdarren.site if you're too hot already and just want to listen to the tunes.

    // stream.djdarren.site // Monday 19:00-21:00 UK //
    // djdarren.site/archive/podcast/ //

    #NowPlaying #SoonPlaying #Radio #Music #Podcast #Broadcasting

  7. Fête de la Radio: Open Doors at Monaco Media Diffusion Transmitters

    World Radio Day is in February, but there are two more radio days in France, on June 4 and 5. Monaco Média Diffusion even adds June 6, and on those three days, reportedly, their transmitter sites at Peille (Alpes-Maritimes) and Roumoules (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence) invite the interested public for guided tours that are scheduled to take place evey 30 minutes on those three days, from 07:00 to 15:00 UTC (+ 2 hours local time). Romoules is where Radio Six International’s "Midnight Rendez-vous" can be heard from on Saturday nights, from 22:00 to 23:00 UTC, on 1467 kHz.

     

    #broadcasting #Europe #France #holiday #mediumWave #RadioSixInternational
  8. During recent Russian nighttime attacks on the Ukrainian capital, the ARD studio in Kyiv suffered massive damage. According to WDR, the damage is likely due to... news.osna.fm/?p=47604 | #news #ard #attack #broadcasting #continues

  9. During recent Russian nighttime attacks on the Ukrainian capital, the ARD studio in Kyiv suffered massive damage. According to WDR, the damage is likely due to... news.osna.fm/?p=47604 | #news #ard #attack #broadcasting #continues

  10. During recent Russian nighttime attacks on the Ukrainian capital, the ARD studio in Kyiv suffered massive damage. According to WDR, the damage is likely due to... news.osna.fm/?p=47604 | #news #ard #attack #broadcasting #continues

  11. During recent Russian nighttime attacks on the Ukrainian capital, the ARD studio in Kyiv suffered massive damage. According to WDR, the damage is likely due to... news.osna.fm/?p=47604 | #news #ard #attack #broadcasting #continues

  12. Obituary: Hajime Nishino (1947–2026)

    Hajime Nishino (西野肇) reportedly worked for Radio Moscow, the Soviet Union’s official foreign radio, starting in 1973. He didn’t speak Russian, but is said to have been the first DJ in the USSR – if the translation engines work correctly – to play a song by the Beatles on air, although officially doesn’t mean that he had been allowed to do so. He just did it. The management objected particularly to "Back in the USSR".

    According to SWL Information, a Japanese blog, Nishino kept working for Radio Moscow’s Japanese service into the 1980s. He is also said to have popularized Soviet singer Alla Pugacheva in Japan. The SWL Info blogger got to know Nishino personally many years later, when the retired announcer collected information on Radio Moscow’s Japan department from listeners’ perspectives.

    Hajime Nishino reportedly died on May 11, 2026.

     

    #broadcasting #foreignRadio #Japan #music #Russia #shortwave
  13. This is the antenna tower for the radio station WKXJ in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
    They have large satellite antennas around back, but those are down in a dip.
    I have no idea what I’m looking at here. It was just an eighth of a mile from a destination of mine up there, so I decided to swing by and take a look.

    Maidenhead: EM75kb

    #Radio #Chattanooga #WKXJ #Antenna #Broadcasting

  14. 'Dame Caroline Dinenage, chairwoman of the House of Commons Culture, Media and Sport (CMS) select committee, has said Brittin - whose BBC salary will be £565,000 - "will have a significant job on his hands" in a "period of turbulence" for the BBC.'
    bbc.com/news/articles/crrperp4

    #broadcasting #UK

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    #freeplugin #duckerplugin #sidechain #podcast #streaming #broadcasting #atkaudio

  16. Broadband TV News: Ofcom proposes broadcast-style regulation for Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video . “Ofcom has unveiled draft new content and accessibility rules for major streaming platforms including Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video, marking the biggest extension of UK television regulation into streaming services to date.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/05/17/broadband-tv-news-ofcom-proposes-broadcast-style-regulation-for-netflix-disney-and-prime-video/
  17. Broadband TV News: Ofcom proposes broadcast-style regulation for Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video . “Ofcom has unveiled draft new content and accessibility rules for major streaming platforms including Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video, marking the biggest extension of UK television regulation into streaming services to date.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/05/17/broadband-tv-news-ofcom-proposes-broadcast-style-regulation-for-netflix-disney-and-prime-video/
  18. Broadband TV News: Ofcom proposes broadcast-style regulation for Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video . “Ofcom has unveiled draft new content and accessibility rules for major streaming platforms including Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video, marking the biggest extension of UK television regulation into streaming services to date.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/05/17/broadband-tv-news-ofcom-proposes-broadcast-style-regulation-for-netflix-disney-and-prime-video/
  19. Broadband TV News: Ofcom proposes broadcast-style regulation for Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video . “Ofcom has unveiled draft new content and accessibility rules for major streaming platforms including Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video, marking the biggest extension of UK television regulation into streaming services to date.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/05/17/broadband-tv-news-ofcom-proposes-broadcast-style-regulation-for-netflix-disney-and-prime-video/
  20. Broadband TV News: Ofcom proposes broadcast-style regulation for Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video . “Ofcom has unveiled draft new content and accessibility rules for major streaming platforms including Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video, marking the biggest extension of UK television regulation into streaming services to date.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/05/17/broadband-tv-news-ofcom-proposes-broadcast-style-regulation-for-netflix-disney-and-prime-video/
  21. Heroes from Whereever: China Content Broadcasting Network exhibition

    Australia’s "Radio Info" carried a story on April 29 about the "China Content Broadcasting Network (CCBN) exhibition", or 第32届中国国际广播电视信息网络展览会, an annual event held at the China National Convention Centre in Beijing. The exhibition and the forums accompanying it were widely covered in Chinese media. It was organized by the Academy of Broadcasting Science (ABS) and National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA), and attended by "a consortium of domestic and international industry leaders – including Beijing BBEF Science & Technology Co., Ltd., Fraunhofer IIS, RFmondial, and SimReal Technology".

    While DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) isn’t a big thing in Europe, the Fraunhofer Institute appears to be a regular stakeholder in China’s and India’s digital radio projects, and in projects elsewhere in the world. Beijing BBEF Science & Technology Co., Ltd., also known as "Beiguang", is a long-established manufacturer of transmitters for all wavebands, with customers in (as of 2012, according to company data) China itself, Africa, the Middle East, and lone outposts in Albania, Antarctica, and Cuba at the time.

    North Korea probably was or is a customer, too, but the transmitters’ location there is "a state secret". Maybe in accordance with that, BBEF have since removed all their webpages with anecdotes related to their 2011 training sessions with North Korean technicians, including the art of installing at least one transmitter underground.

    History and tradition aside, DRM might actually find a big market in East and South Asia. The car industry is ubiquitous in this context, and "[t]he opening of the Multi-Channel Network Collaborative Development Forum on 24 April saw the launch of the Shortwave Broadcasting Innovation Initiative, led by the Radio Station Administration Bureau of China’s National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA), together with Communication University of China and other industry partners."

    There is a party line of course, quoted in this context in Chinese media.
    Xi Jinping, in a speech on internet security in 2016:

    Some comrades’ suggestions to form industry-academia-research-application alliances are excellent. For example, we could establish an "Internet+" alliance, a high-end chip alliance, etc., to strengthen communication and collaboration in strategy, technology, standards, and markets, and to jointly tackle key innovation challenges. We could also explore a "challenge-based" approach, posting the key core technology projects needed. [Technological] Heroes are not restricted by their provenience; whoever has the ability, should be invited to take on the challenge.

    ____________________

    Related

    ModivisionJan 31, 2017Shortwave Broadcasting Service Revitalization Co-creation PlanShortwave Broadcasting Service Revitalization Co-creation PlanMay 2, 2026

     

    #broadcasting #carIndustry #China #digitalRadioMondiale #DRM #shortwave #technology
  22. Heroes from Whereever: China Content Broadcasting Network exhibition

    Australia’s "Radio Info" carried a story on April 29 about the "China Content Broadcasting Network (CCBN) exhibition", or 第32届中国国际广播电视信息网络展览会, an annual event held at the China National Convention Centre in Beijing. The exhibition and the forums accompanying it were widely covered in Chinese media. It was organized by the Academy of Broadcasting Science (ABS) and National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA), and attended by "a consortium of domestic and international industry leaders – including Beijing BBEF Science & Technology Co., Ltd., Fraunhofer IIS, RFmondial, and SimReal Technology".

    While DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) isn’t a big thing in Europe, the Fraunhofer Institute appears to be a regular stakeholder in China’s and India’s digital radio projects, and in projects elsewhere in the world. Beijing BBEF Science & Technology Co., Ltd., also known as "Beiguang", is a long-established manufacturer of transmitters for all wavebands, with customers in (as of 2012, according to company data) China itself, Africa, the Middle East, and lone outposts in Albania, Antarctica, and Cuba at the time.

    North Korea probably was or is a customer, too, but the transmitters’ location there is "a state secret". Maybe in accordance with that, BBEF have since removed all their webpages with anecdotes related to their 2011 training sessions with North Korean technicians, including the art of installing at least one transmitter underground.

    History and tradition aside, DRM might actually find a big market in East and South Asia. The car industry is ubiquitous in this context, and "[t]he opening of the Multi-Channel Network Collaborative Development Forum on 24 April saw the launch of the Shortwave Broadcasting Innovation Initiative, led by the Radio Station Administration Bureau of China’s National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA), together with Communication University of China and other industry partners."

    There is a party line of course, quoted in this context in Chinese media.
    Xi Jinping, in a speech on internet security in 2016:

    Some comrades’ suggestions to form industry-academia-research-application alliances are excellent. For example, we could establish an "Internet+" alliance, a high-end chip alliance, etc., to strengthen communication and collaboration in strategy, technology, standards, and markets, and to jointly tackle key innovation challenges. We could also explore a "challenge-based" approach, posting the key core technology projects needed. [Technological] Heroes are not restricted by their provenience; whoever has the ability, should be invited to take on the challenge.

    ____________________

    Related

    ModivisionJan 31, 2017Shortwave Broadcasting Service Revitalization Co-creation PlanShortwave Broadcasting Service Revitalization Co-creation PlanMay 2, 2026

     

    #broadcasting #carIndustry #China #digitalRadioMondiale #DRM #shortwave #technology
  23. Heroes from Whereever: China Content Broadcasting Network exhibition

    Australia’s "Radio Info" carried a story on April 29 about the "China Content Broadcasting Network (CCBN) exhibition", or 第32届中国国际广播电视信息网络展览会, an annual event held at the China National Convention Centre in Beijing. The exhibition and the forums accompanying it were widely covered in Chinese media. It was organized by the Academy of Broadcasting Science (ABS) and National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA), and attended by "a consortium of domestic and international industry leaders – including Beijing BBEF Science & Technology Co., Ltd., Fraunhofer IIS, RFmondial, and SimReal Technology".

    While DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) isn’t a big thing in Europe, the Fraunhofer Institute appears to be a regular stakeholder in China’s and India’s digital radio projects, and in projects elsewhere in the world. Beijing BBEF Science & Technology Co., Ltd., also known as "Beiguang", is a long-established manufacturer of transmitters for all wavebands, with customers in (as of 2012, according to company data) China itself, Africa, the Middle East, and lone outposts in Albania, Antarctica, and Cuba at the time.

    North Korea probably was or is a customer, too, but the transmitters’ location there is "a state secret". Maybe in accordance with that, BBEF have since removed all their webpages with anecdotes related to their 2011 training sessions with North Korean technicians, including the art of installing at least one transmitter underground.

    History and tradition aside, DRM might actually find a big market in East and South Asia. The car industry is ubiquitous in this context, and "[t]he opening of the Multi-Channel Network Collaborative Development Forum on 24 April saw the launch of the Shortwave Broadcasting Innovation Initiative, led by the Radio Station Administration Bureau of China’s National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA), together with Communication University of China and other industry partners."

    There is a party line of course, quoted in this context in Chinese media.
    Xi Jinping, in a speech on internet security in 2016:

    Some comrades’ suggestions to form industry-academia-research-application alliances are excellent. For example, we could establish an "Internet+" alliance, a high-end chip alliance, etc., to strengthen communication and collaboration in strategy, technology, standards, and markets, and to jointly tackle key innovation challenges. We could also explore a "challenge-based" approach, posting the key core technology projects needed. [Technological] Heroes are not restricted by their provenience; whoever has the ability, should be invited to take on the challenge.

    ____________________

    Related

    ModivisionJan 31, 2017Shortwave Broadcasting Service Revitalization Co-creation PlanShortwave Broadcasting Service Revitalization Co-creation PlanMay 2, 2026

     

    #broadcasting #carIndustry #China #digitalRadioMondiale #DRM #shortwave #technology
  24. Heroes from Whereever: China Content Broadcasting Network exhibition

    Australia’s "Radio Info" carried a story on April 29 about the "China Content Broadcasting Network (CCBN) exhibition", or 第32届中国国际广播电视信息网络展览会, an annual event held at the China National Convention Centre in Beijing. The exhibition and the forums accompanying it were widely covered in Chinese media. It was organized by the Academy of Broadcasting Science (ABS) and National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA), and attended by "a consortium of domestic and international industry leaders – including Beijing BBEF Science & Technology Co., Ltd., Fraunhofer IIS, RFmondial, and SimReal Technology".

    While DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) isn’t a big thing in Europe, the Fraunhofer Institute appears to be a regular stakeholder in China’s and India’s digital radio projects, and in projects elsewhere in the world. Beijing BBEF Science & Technology Co., Ltd., also known as "Beiguang", is a long-established manufacturer of transmitters for all wavebands, with customers in (as of 2012, according to company data) China itself, Africa, the Middle East, and lone outposts in Albania, Antarctica, and Cuba at the time.

    North Korea probably was or is a customer, too, but the transmitters’ location there is "a state secret". Maybe in accordance with that, BBEF have since removed all their webpages with anecdotes related to their 2011 training sessions with North Korean technicians, including the art of installing at least one transmitter underground.

    History and tradition aside, DRM might actually find a big market in East and South Asia. The car industry is ubiquitous in this context, and "[t]he opening of the Multi-Channel Network Collaborative Development Forum on 24 April saw the launch of the Shortwave Broadcasting Innovation Initiative, led by the Radio Station Administration Bureau of China’s National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA), together with Communication University of China and other industry partners."

    There is a party line of course, quoted in this context in Chinese media.
    Xi Jinping, in a speech on internet security in 2016:

    Some comrades’ suggestions to form industry-academia-research-application alliances are excellent. For example, we could establish an "Internet+" alliance, a high-end chip alliance, etc., to strengthen communication and collaboration in strategy, technology, standards, and markets, and to jointly tackle key innovation challenges. We could also explore a "challenge-based" approach, posting the key core technology projects needed. [Technological] Heroes are not restricted by their provenience; whoever has the ability, should be invited to take on the challenge.

    ____________________

    Related

    ModivisionJan 31, 2017Shortwave Broadcasting Service Revitalization Co-creation PlanShortwave Broadcasting Service Revitalization Co-creation PlanMay 2, 2026

     

    #broadcasting #carIndustry #China #digitalRadioMondiale #DRM #shortwave #technology
  25. Heroes from Whereever: China Content Broadcasting Network exhibition

    Australia’s "Radio Info" carried a story on April 29 about the "China Content Broadcasting Network (CCBN) exhibition", or 第32届中国国际广播电视信息网络展览会, an annual event held at the China National Convention Centre in Beijing. The exhibition and the forums accompanying it were widely covered in Chinese media. It was organized by the Academy of Broadcasting Science (ABS) and National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA), and attended by "a consortium of domestic and international industry leaders – including Beijing BBEF Science & Technology Co., Ltd., Fraunhofer IIS, RFmondial, and SimReal Technology".

    While DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) isn’t a big thing in Europe, the Fraunhofer Institute appears to be a regular stakeholder in China’s and India’s digital radio projects, and in projects elsewhere in the world. Beijing BBEF Science & Technology Co., Ltd., also known as "Beiguang", is a long-established manufacturer of transmitters for all wavebands, with customers in (as of 2012, according to company data) China itself, Africa, the Middle East, and lone outposts in Albania, Antarctica, and Cuba at the time.

    North Korea probably was or is a customer, too, but the transmitters’ location there is "a state secret". Maybe in accordance with that, BBEF have since removed all their webpages with anecdotes related to their 2011 training sessions with North Korean technicians, including the art of installing at least one transmitter underground.

    History and tradition aside, DRM might actually find a big market in East and South Asia. The car industry is ubiquitous in this context, and "[t]he opening of the Multi-Channel Network Collaborative Development Forum on 24 April saw the launch of the Shortwave Broadcasting Innovation Initiative, led by the Radio Station Administration Bureau of China’s National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA), together with Communication University of China and other industry partners."

    There is a party line of course, quoted in this context in Chinese media.
    Xi Jinping, in a speech on internet security in 2016:

    Some comrades’ suggestions to form industry-academia-research-application alliances are excellent. For example, we could establish an "Internet+" alliance, a high-end chip alliance, etc., to strengthen communication and collaboration in strategy, technology, standards, and markets, and to jointly tackle key innovation challenges. We could also explore a "challenge-based" approach, posting the key core technology projects needed. [Technological] Heroes are not restricted by their provenience; whoever has the ability, should be invited to take on the challenge.

    ____________________

    Related

    ModivisionJan 31, 2017Shortwave Broadcasting Service Revitalization Co-creation PlanShortwave Broadcasting Service Revitalization Co-creation PlanMay 2, 2026

     

    #broadcasting #carIndustry #China #digitalRadioMondiale #DRM #shortwave #technology
  26. Someone once told me “Friday is a slow news day.” Every Friday since has proven that to be one of the funniest myths in media. #media #radio #broadcasting #journalism

  27. Fleur East Surfaces at "Rivals" Premiere Amidst Strictly Hosting Disappointment

    Fleur East seen at 'Rivals' premiere after saying she was disappointed not to get the main Strictly Come Dancing host job.

    #FleurEast, #StrictlyComeDancing, #RivalsPremiere, #TVNews, #Broadcasting

    newsletter.tf/fleur-east-rival

  28. Fleur East attended the 'Rivals' premiere on Wednesday, May 13, 2026, after admitting disappointment over not being chosen to host the main Strictly Come Dancing show.

    #FleurEast, #StrictlyComeDancing, #RivalsPremiere, #TVNews, #Broadcasting
    newsletter.tf/fleur-east-rival