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New islands appear after Anak Krakatau volcano erupts
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Radio still gives you something an algorithm can't
FEATURES 1 week ago

Radio still gives you something an algorithm can't

You can choose almost anything you want to hear these days. So why are young people still tuning in to radio?
Japan firm says no longer makes radio reportedly used in Lebanon blasts
Middle East and Africa 2 years ago

Japan firm says no longer makes radio reportedly used in Lebanon blasts

In the second wave of device explosions in as many days, 20 people died and more than 450 were wounded on Wednesday in Hezbollah strongholds in Lebanon, officials said.
US broadcaster NPR quits Twitter as Musk admits 'many mistakes'
Science & Tech 3 years ago

US broadcaster NPR quits Twitter as Musk admits 'many mistakes'

US radio broadcaster NPR said it was quitting Twitter, in the first significant defection by a major news outlet since Elon Musk's tumultuous takeover of the platform.
Ghosts in their machines: Thai livestream spooks a new generation
Entertainment 3 years ago

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Ghosts in their machines: Thai livestream spooks a new generation

Belief in spirits runs deep in the kingdom, which has a celebrated canon of ghosts from individuals like Mae Nak, a woman who haunted her village after dying in childbirth, to more sinister creatures like krasue -- bodyless women who float through the night looking to devour flesh.
To YouTube and beyond: controversial South Korean pundit kicked off radio
People 3 years ago

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To YouTube and beyond: controversial South Korean pundit kicked off radio

South Korea's most controversial talk show host had his hit programme taken off air, so now he's taken his massive following to YouTube.
Creative meeting place Norrm ponders form, format in 2023
Lifestyle 3 years ago

Creative meeting place Norrm ponders form, format in 2023

Norrm, an 'alternative media' that has journeyed nearly a decade through the creative landscape of its hometown of Bandung, contemplates its existence and format as it approaches its 10th year in January.
Radio stations fight or join their enemy, the streaming giants
Entertainment 3 years ago

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Radio stations fight or join their enemy, the streaming giants

The two-year global pandemic and the surge of digital streaming platforms have put Indonesia's radio stations on edge. Some of them, however, decided to adapt and embrace the changing times.
Indonesian podcast app takes on Spotify with local content
Business 5 years ago

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Indonesian podcast app takes on Spotify with local content

Noice wants to challenge big names in the audio-streaming industry as the "go-to platform" for hyperlocal content.
AI-enabled microlearning solution for the water and waste industry
Opinion 5 years ago

AI-enabled microlearning solution for the water and waste industry

Having the content parsed into smaller sections makes it easier to update content that may be obsolete or ineffective.
Internet, TV and radio disrupted in Myanmar after apparent military coup
SE Asia 5 years ago

Internet, TV and radio disrupted in Myanmar after apparent military coup

A spokesman for the ruling National League for Democracy said Monday that Myanmar's de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been detained by the military along with other senior party officials.

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