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WorldVibrations Radio Station & Podcaster

  • 03/01/06

WORLDVIBRATIONS has introduced a device that integrates, in a single appliance, Internet and/or conventional broadcasting with podcasting. The WorldVibrations Radio Station & Podcaster combines the functions of a fully automated radio station with streaming media encoding and the ability to create and upload podcasts without interrupting “on air” programming. Users with no previous radio experience can produce, schedule, broadcast, and podcast programming of all kinds. The system allows any school to create an educational radio network that can be used to offer courses and lectures, provide cultural programming, and give students an opportunity to receive valuable media training. Connect to a PA system, satellite uplink, or, with a license, a transmitter. Price: $2,850; www.worldvibrations.com.

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