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WEBINAR: The what, how and why of playout systems - 26 May

Danny Chifley, 6th May 2015
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM Tuesday, 26 May 2015

Community broadcasters rely on playout system technology to assist with automating broadcasting operations. Advances in technology have resulted in a multitude of automation software platforms available to broadcasters, but with so many different features available, which is the right direction for your station? Join us as we find out more about scheduling and playout software options for community broadcasters.

Who is this for?

Technical staff of stations looking to explore their options in regards to playout systems and scheduling software are urged to attend. Beyond technical staff, the prevalence of automated software in the contemporary broadcasting environment means that this webinar will provide valuable information for all community broadcasters.

Presented by:

  • Dan Callaghan, CRN Technical Production Coordinator
  • Brendon Telfer, Manager of Port Phillip's Radio RPP FM
  • Ross Richardson, Melbourne's RRR FM

See the webinar presentation here:

 

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