A.I. Radio Station Ownership for All

Apr 4, 2024 | Business

 In today’s digital age, owning a radio station has often been reserved for those with deep pockets and extensive technical know-how. Traditional barriers such as startup funds, equipment costs, and the need for specialized training have deterred many aspiring broadcasters from pursuing their dreams. However, a groundbreaking new platform is poised to revolutionize the radio industry, democratizing ownership and putting the power of broadcasting into the hands of everyone: AI Radio Bot.

Gone are the days of prohibitive expenses and complex setups. With AI Radio Bot, launching a radio station is as simple as a few clicks. This innovative platform harnesses the capabilities of artificial intelligence to automate broadcasts, allowing users to effortlessly share their expertise and reach wider audiences.

At its core, AI Radio Bot is a fully featured online radio streaming server with the added bonus of video streaming capabilities. What sets it apart is its utilization of Deep Neural Net Text-to-Speech technology, enabling the platform to read text content aloud using a variety of customizable voices. From selecting the perfect voice to seamlessly integrating with Restful APIs and RSS services, AI Radio Bot offers unparalleled flexibility and ease of use.

But the innovation doesn’t stop there. AI Radio Bot goes beyond basic automation, offering users a suite of features to enhance their broadcasts. From mixing spoken text with professionally produced jingles and music to integrating prerecorded clips for advertising, the platform empowers users to create dynamic and engaging content with minimal effort.

The potential applications of AI Radio Bot are vast and varied. Podcasters can transform their shows into 24/7 radio stations, providing around-the-clock access to their content. Musicians can leverage the platform to increase exposure for their music, while bloggers can share their expertise through captivating broadcasts. Even companies can benefit by using their own radio stations to advertise products, services, and industry insights.

According to Igor Vishnevskiy and Stephen Jester, the inventors of AI Radio Bot, the mission is clear: to make AI radio accessible to everyone. By eliminating barriers to entry and simplifying the broadcasting process, the platform opens doors for aspiring broadcasters of all backgrounds.

“Our service will allow writers to run their own talk radio stations without spending thousands of dollars on professional equipment or specialized training,” Vishnevskiy explains.

With its user-friendly interface, powerful AI capabilities, and endless customization options, AI Radio Bot is poised to transform the way we think about radio broadcasting. Whether you’re a seasoned podcaster, a budding musician, or a business looking to expand your reach, this revolutionary platform offers the tools you need to make your mark on the airwaves. Experience the future of online radio streaming with AI Radio Bot and unleash your broadcasting potential today.

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Igor Vishnevskiy
628-241-5866
https://airadiobot.com

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DTR Inc.’s Radio Station Rock on Neon Posts Its 100th Show on MixCloud

Jun 2, 2023 | Business

 The 100th show posted on MixCloud by Rock on Neon Radio is June, 2023’s Nomination Show for Rock on Neon Radio’s New Wave Song Hall of Fame.

Rock on Neon Radio’s show What If New Wave Never Ended airs Mondays through Thursdays, 24 hours a day. One of the features on the show is the station’s New Wave Song Hall of Fame. Every month a prerecorded show is posted to MixCloud containing 12 songs nominated for the Hall. The show is posted to MixCloud rather than being a live show on the station so listeners can tune in whenever they have time. After listening to the show, listeners can use the link on the page to go to the ballot to vote for the five songs they feel are most deserving to enter the Hall.

Songs can have up to three months of eligibility depending on the percentage of votes they receive. However, to celebrate show number 100, the carryover songs from May’s vote will be pushed back to July and there will be 12 new songs up for nomination in June. And all 12 songs are from artists who already have one song in the station’s New Wave Song Hall of Fame.

In order to eliminate ballot box stuffing, listeners need their own unique code to vote. To get a code send an email to rockonneon@gmail.com.

The goal of What If New Wave Never Ended is to capture the feel of new wave stations back in the day. What made those stations great was a combination of listening to great music and finding new favorite songs and artists. That’s what this show is all about. Listeners will hear classic new wave songs, forgotten new wave songs, album cuts from new wave artists released during the new wave era, songs post-new-wave by classic new wave artists, and songs post-new-wave from both established artists that came on the music scene after new wave ended, and from indie and small label artists most never heard of whose music fits the new wave genre.

To listen to, and then vote on June’s nominations go to https://www.mixcloud.com/rockonneon/june-2023s-nomination-show-for-rock-on-neon-radios-new-wave-song-hall-of-fame/.

To get to links to listen to the station live, visit the New Wave Hall of Fame, see the station’s schedule and more, go to https://www.dtrconsulting.biz/rockonneon2.html.

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Jay Goldberg
561-317-0076
www.dtrconsulting.biz

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Hong Kong – EAC Chairman visits polling stations, ballot paper sorting station and counting station of Village Representative Election (with photos)

Jan 8, 2023 | International

EAC Chairman visits polling stations, ballot paper sorting station and counting station of Village Representative Election (with photos)

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The following is issued on behalf of the Electoral Affairs Commission:
 
     The Village Representative (VR) Election of the 2023 Rural Ordinary Election (ROE) was held today (January 8). The Chairman of the Electoral Affairs Commission (EAC), Mr Justice David Lok, visited polling stations, the ballot paper sorting station and a counting station in various districts to observe the operation of polling and counting on the polling day.
 
     Mr Justice David Lok said, “EAC members Mr Arthur Luk, SC, and Professor Daniel Shek and I separately visited polling stations earlier today. We also jointly visited the ballot paper sorting station at Hin Keng Neighbourhood Community Centre, Sha Tin. The arrangements are generally in good order.
 
     “After the close of poll, ordinary polling stations will be converted into counting stations right away for counting of votes in the same venue. This is a new arrangement in the VR Election to reduce transportation time and enhance efficiency of counting,” he added.
 
     The polling hours of the VR Election ended at 7pm. Mr Justice Lok, Mr Arthur Luk, SC, Professor Daniel Shek, and the Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs, Miss Alice Mak, then inspected the counting station at S.T.F.A. Leung Kit Wah Primary School, Tseung Kwan O. The counting process went smoothly and all the electoral arrangements were conducted in an open, fair and honest manner.
 
     A total of 182 ordinary polling stations were set up for the VR (including Indigenous Inhabitant Representative (IIR) and Resident Representative (ReR)) Election. Around 37 300 registered electors of 119 villages will elect 185 IIRs in the IIR Election and around 21 200 registered electors of 101 villages will elect 101 ReRs.
 
     Polls for the 2023 ROE take place on two consecutive Sundays. In addition to the VR Election held today, the Kaifong Representative (KFR) Election will be held next Sunday (January 15), through which KFRs of the Cheung Chau market town will be elected.

Hong Kong – Special announcement on train incident between MTR LOHAS Park Station and MTR Tseung Kwan O Station

Dec 5, 2022 | International

Special announcement on train incident between MTR LOHAS Park Station and MTR Tseung Kwan O Station

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Attention TV and radio duty announcers:



     Please broadcast the following special announcement as soon as possible, and repeat it at suitable intervals:



     A train incident occurred between MTR LOHAS Park Station and MTR Tseung Kwan O Station at 9.18am today (December 5). The Fire Services Department is conducting a rescue operation and assisting in the evacuation of members of the public at scene.

Hong Kong – Old Yau Ma Tei Police Station 100th Anniversary Open Days (with photos)

Aug 7, 2022 | International

Old Yau Ma Tei Police Station 100th Anniversary Open Days (with photos)

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     To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Old Yau Ma Tei Police Station, the Police Force will hold a four-day “Old Yau Ma Tei Police Station 100th Anniversary Open Days” in two consecutive weekends (August 6, 7 and 13, 14), showcasing the Force’s rich history and its remarkable achievements.



    The Secretary for Security, Mr Tang Ping-keung; and the Commissioner of Police, Mr Siu Chak-yee, officiated at the opening ceremony today (August 6), to mark the start of the Open Days of the Old Yau Ma Tei Police Station, which is open to the public for the first time.



     With the theme of “Policing with the community over 100 years”, the exhibition area consists of three zones, featuring respectively the history of Yau Ma Tei Police Station, major incidents in Yau Ma Tei district and its community development. Through pictures, exhibits, interview videos and interactive games, visitors can recall the day-to-day operations of this historic police station, its role in the community, and savour its changes over the past century.



     In the old detention rooms, there sets an escape game “THE CLUE”, sponsored by the Yau Tsim Mong District Office and the Yau Tsim Mong District Fight Crime Committee, which requires the participants’ observation and collaboration skills to prevent and detect crimes by deciphering clues. Other activities include an outdoor 3D photo area, a fingerprinting workshop and booth games.



     After the opening ceremony, the officiating guests toured around the exhibition. Other officiating guests included the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Operations), Mr Yuen Yuk-kin; the Director of Operations, Mr Chan Joon-sun; the Regional Commander of Kowloon West, Mr Rupert Dover; the District Commander of Yau Tsim District, Mr Yeung Man-pun; and the District Officer (Yau Tsim Mong), Mr Yu Kin-keung.



     The old Yau Ma Tei Police Station was relocated to its current location at No.627 Canton Road in 1922. It is a neoclassical Edwardian styled building and is now listed as a Grade II historic building.



     The admission tickets for the Open Days were made available for online registration in early July and had all been distributed. Members of the public who were not able to obtain a ticket can enjoy a virtual tour via the following website: https://communityengagement.police.gov.hk/en/event/ymt2022, to explore the history of the old Yau Ma Tei Police Station online.