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Surviving Smaller Market Studio Projects
June 19, 2018
Putting together a new studio facility can be a challenge for any broadcaster, in the same way that contenders on the Ultimate Spartan Challenge are challenged by moving obstacles, snake pits and impossible deadlines.
But for smaller market broadcasters? Think Survivor.
Missing Something In That New Studio?
January 15, 2018
RadioDNA’s Rob Goldberg walks us through four studio trends that every broadcaster building or adding onto a studio should be thinking about today. Goldberg and his company of engineers have designed, installed and managed studio projects for Entercom, Gabriel Media, Hubbard, Ingstad Media Family, Jackson Rancheria Radio, Leighton Broadcasting, Minnesota Wild Network and Results Broadcasting.
Rancheria Radio Article
October 01, 2017
Radio Magazine released an article detailing radioDNA's assistance building the Miwuk Tribe's Rancheria Radio; hosted out of the Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort in Jackson, CA.
Rancheria Radio Video
July 17, 2017
A look at the Rancheria Radio Studios recently designed and installed by RadioDNA.
Building Studios From the Ground Up
July 08, 2017
At an NAB 2017, we (Wheatstone) had a chance to talk with Rob Goldberg of RadioDNA, who talked about sightline, automation, lighting, cameras, and a few other tips to think about when designing a studio from the ground up.
Watch the interview on YouTube through the button below, or find the full article at:
Five-in-One in Phoenix
October 11, 2016
This article features radioDNA's buildout for Hubbard Radio's new state-of-the-art facility built in Phoenix, AZ for five very different radio stations.
Published in Radio Magazine on October 11, 2016
Article written by Rob Goldberg, Chief Engineer.
Omnia.11 Serves Twin Purposes
April 11, 2013
This article features the new Omnia.11 and its functionality.
Published in Radio World Magazine on April 11, 2013
Article written by Rob Goldberg, Chief Engineer KTWN (FM)