[Scan-DC] Inside WTOP Webinar

[Alan Henney]

Has anybody gotten this to play to the end?  I get to the sports dept. and
it stopped.

Inside WTOP: A Special Radio World Facility Tour Webinar

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Title: Inside WTOP: A Special Radio World Facility Tour Webinar

Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes

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Summary
WTOP and its sister stations Federal News Network and The Gamut recently
moved to its new, spectacular studio plant on the D.C./Maryland border.
Knowledgeable radio industry visitors are walking away marveling about it.

Now Radio World readers can visit too thanks to this special one-hour,
multimedia webinar tour hosted by Radio World Editor in Chief Paul McLane.

We take our video cameras inside -- to the Glass Enclosed Nerve Center, the
WTOP editor’s desk, the specialized production and support studios, and the
technical operations center of this big AoIP-based specialty media facility.

We learn from WTOP Technical Operations Manager Brian Oliger about the
design philosophy behind the project, and from RadioDNA President Rob
Goldberg about the installation and integration challenges.

WTOP is a special success story. It was again the nation’s top-billing
radio station in 2018, according to BIA Advisory Services; it was the only
station in the top 10 that is not located in New York, L.A. and Chicago,
and the only one not owned by iHeart or Cumulus; and it is consistently the
No. 1 station in Nielsen’s 12+ ratings in Washington, a market of almost 5
million people.

Now it has a home worthy of its history and reputation. Come with us on a
visit.



Speakers

Paul McLane
Content Director
Radio World
Paul is a veteran industry technology journalist and former broadcast news
anchor.