Take a final look at NAB2008
NAB may be over, but Radio magazine's show coverage isn't. Readers will rely on the June issue to recap the new technology displayed at the show, and those who couldn't attend will want to gain insight on what they missed.
Plus, we'll announce our Pick Hit Award winners for best new products shown at NAB in the June issue.
Make sure you have a solid presence in Radio magazine's June issue. It's a great lead-in to the summer season in the radio industry.

Steven Bell
US Sales Director
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This month: Paley Center for Media
Radio magazine features real-life applications of broadcast hardware and software in the Facility Focus feature. If your company has a product used in this month's feature, take advantage of the opportunity to explain its benefits! The adjacent page will include your quarter-page advertorial with a four-color photo of the product, up to 125 words of description, your phone number and Web address. We'll handle the layout for you.
Announcing Radio magazine's First Annual Advancement in Radio Technology Awards
The Advancement in Radio Technology Awards will recognize the latest achievements in technology for broadcasting.
Products eligible for consideration will have been available from February 2007 to July 2008 and should have found practical use in radio broadcasting facilities (including terrestrial, Internet and satellite).
Stay tuned for entry information.
NAB Review
The sights and technology of the spring convention are the highlight of the June issue. In addition to a product roundup, we'll feature the top 15 new products introduced at the convention, the Radio magazine Pick Hits of the 2008 NAB Show.
Facility Showcase: Paley Center for Media
Formerly the Museum of Television and Radio, the Paley center installed a new radio studio as part of its effort to preserve broadcast history and promote broadcast education.
Managing Technology: Effective use of IP tunneling
IP is the modern gateway to everything, but accessing devices and sending audio via the public Internet has its own problems. Kevin McNamara reviews the concepts of IP tunneling and provides insight into its most effective use.
Field Reports
The Centrance Micport Pro USB interface is put through its paces, and the Audio Compass audio delivery service is evaluated.
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