Press & News
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May 29, 2025
Events & Webinars, News & Updates
RGH Hall of Innovators My 2025 nomination for Hall of Innovators is Tagish Radio Rob! Rob has no idea I’m nominating him and he’s never seen the piece below I wrote this morning for him. While we are lightly friends and worked together on a couple small jobs in early 2000s, we haven’t seen each […]
Read moreFREE OpenBroadcaster Radio Training 📻
February 13, 2024
Events & Webinars
Happy World Radio Day!!! 2 training sessions. No charge. You can try and do these lessons on your own or wait until I show you next week that will be conducted through Discord Feb 20 15:00 Yukon Time (MST) https://support.openbroadcaster.com/server-training#saved-search-filters Feb 21 15:00 Yukon Time (MST) https://support.openbroadcaster.com/server-training#advanced-metadata
Read moreEmergency Communications 101 Training 📢
April 13, 2023
Events & Webinars
Learn how to manage and configure open source systems to provide community emergency alerts and prepare for the National Public Alerting tests. CAP Alert Player for Radio and Television April 27 2023 at 10:00 AM – Noon Pacific Time Skill: Beginner or user of Alert Player. Description: Manage […]
Read moreRob is Analog Audience Favorite Award 📻
March 8, 2022
Events & Webinars, News & Updates
Available Light Film Festival 2022 Audience Choice Winners Plugins 3 Winner of the Audience Choice Award for Best Canadian Documentary, Rob Is Analog, is also the audience favorite. Yukon filmmaker, Jessica Hall’s funny and charming documentary about “Radio Rob” Hopkins: a ramshackle communications pirate who pioneered community radio in Southern Yukon and fights for […]
Read moreUNESCO Remote World Radio Week 📻
November 16, 2021
Events & Webinars
CNX 5th Asia Pacific Community Network Xchange We are on a panel discussion with the Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development (AIBD) regarding Community Radio and it’s relationship with Community Networks, especially those stations with communications challenges. Date: November 17, 2021 Time: 0500-0715 UTC Album Art A large American university recently sponsored development of a feature […]
Read moreTWiRT 568 – Common Alerting Protocol ⚠️
October 29, 2021
Events & Webinars, Open Source
Common Alerting Protocol Doesn’t sound exciting, but what it’s doing for people in many countries is sometimes life-saving. We might think of CAP as a new-ish way to receive emergency messages, such as Child Abduction Emergency notification. Or we may consider CAP as just another input source to our broadcast EAS systems. There’s a lot […]
Read morePop Up Drive-In Cinema 📽️
September 24, 2020
Case Studies, Events & Webinars, Radio Automation, Video Automation
Decade + OpenBroadcaster = Pop Up Drive-In Cinema 📽️ Pop up Drive in Cinema On the evenings of September 11 + 12, we participated in a really interesting public installation, at the Whitehorse Library. A series of films were shared with an audience in their cars, tuning into a temporary LPFM radio signal for […]
Read moreOpen Source North Whitehorse 📢
January 21, 2018
Community, Events & Webinars
Open Source North Event – Whitehorse Yukon Mar 23, 2018 A couple of like minded fans of open source and broadcasting are putting on an event in northern Canada’s Yukon Territory. We will have a meeting space to spend the day networking and learning more about how open source works with broadcast. This opportunity is […]
Read moreCommunity Media Convergence 📢
November 18, 2015
Events & Webinars, News & Updates
Community Media Conference OpenBroadcaster is busy preparing to attend Commedia at Carlton University Ontario Nov 22 – 24 Stop by and say hello to Jake one of the original lead developers for OpenBroadcaster and my nephew Christopher Nash at Commediaconverge.ca They will have a table participating at the technology fair and presenting about our work […]
Read moreOn Thin Ice: Emergency Preparedness 📢
February 10, 2015
Events & Webinars, News & Updates
Media Release 9 Feb 2015 In 2013, the Global Alliance on Accessible Technologies and Environments (GAATES) launched the On Thin Ice (OTI) Project. Funded by the Government of Canada’s Social Development Partnerships Program, the project seeks to protect lives and improve the security, well-being, and inclusion of persons with disabilities (physical, cognitive and sensory) and […]
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