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25-Seven Systems' Audio Time Manager™ is the winner of radio’s most prestigious technology honor at NAB 2005
Boston, MA25-Seven Systems, Inc., specializing in audio technologies for more
efficient and profitable radio operations, announced today that Audio Time Manager™
(ATM) is the winner of radio’s most prestigious technology honor, the
“Cool Stuff” Award, given by the editorial staff of Radio World
newspaper at the recently concluded NAB 2005 convention in Las Vegas.
ATM is a unique, user-friendly processor that lets stations delay the start
of live programs, add additional content, then catch up to real time seamlessly.
NAB show attendees were able to see a live demonstration of a full production
unit and its easy-to-use two-button operation at the 25-Seven Systems booth.
25-Seven Systems started shipping the product in February of this year.
Radio World U.S. Editor in Chief Paul J. McLane said the “Cool Stuff”
Award means a product was selected by a panel of radio broadcast engineers and
technical experts as notable for its design, features, cost efficiency and performance
in serving radio users.
“It is a tremendous honor to win this award on our first product,”
25-Seven Systems President Geoff Steadman said. “This will certainly help
us get the word out about how ATM can help serve a station’s listeners,
and its bottom line.”
About Audio Time Manager
ATM allows broadcasters to create extra breaks wherever they are needed, eliminate
back-timing hassles into a network feed, or introduce random starting events
like press conferences, without the awkward talk up. Stations can insert ID’s,
commentary inventory without compromising sound quality or sacrificing content.
ATM’s proprietary time compression algorithms and Time/Rate Management
Calculator™ (TRMC) squeeze more time and money out of each broadcast day.
About Radio World
Radio World is the newspaper for U.S. radio managers and engineers. It is
published by IMAS Publishing in Falls Church, Va., and is celebrating its 28th
year covering the radio industry. Other IMAS publications include Radio World
Engineering Extra, Radio World International, TV Technology, Pro Audio Review,
Broadcast and Production, Audio Media and a family of country-specific publications
and Web sites.
About 25-Seven Systems
Launched in 2003, 25-Seven Systems, Inc. (www.25-seven.com)
specializes in audio technologies for more efficient and profitable radio operations.
25-Seven Systems radio and audio engineering and product talent develops practical
solutions to meet the requirements of radio stations and networks. The core
company personnel – Geoff Steadman, Derek Pilkington, Rick Sawyer, Barry
Blesser and Dick Pierce – have extensive radio industry experience and
a significant intellectual property portfolio that is applied to 25-Seven products.
