Broadcasting News

Las Vegas - At the NAB 2013 Conference, Digital Journal spoke with Comrex's Chris Crump, Director of Sales and Marketing where he showed us LiveShot, a video encoder that delivers live video over IP networks from anywhere internet access is available.

Don Cornelius was a giant in the field of broadcasting and now there is further proof. The 10th annual event known as the "Giants of Broadcasting," has announced the first nine professionals who will be recognized in 2012.

A homeless man with the awesome velvety radio voice has dominated the headlines leading newspapers including the Internet and broadcast media following his 97-second sample voice-over which was later uploaded on You Tube. He's now getting many job offers.

A man who was recently a panhandler on a Columbus street now has job offers from several places, thanks to a viral video.

Most of the world will be watching football on television. For a lucky few, it could be football on 3D and high-definition as technology takes over sports and entertainment in a riveting package.

Secularists in Britain are furious that the BBC wants to invite Pope Benedict to deliver a radio homily during his visit in September.

The veteran UK broadcaster and gay-rights campaigner Ray Gosling admitted on television last night that he suffocated his suffering lover with a pillow as he lay dying with AIDS.

Secularists in the United Kingdom say religious programmes put out by the national broadcaster, the BBC, are not popular or valued.

A soap opera which has run for seventy years and holds the record for being the longest ongoing show has come to an end.

Radio personalities are causing many people to choose alternative methods for listening to music. They are having a negative impact on the broadcasting industry.