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KAVANA Engineering

Jun 8

Building a Broadcast Clock: The Math Behind Radio Station Programming Schedules

#broadcasting #scheduling #radio

2 min read

KAVANA Engineering

Jun 8

Treating broadcast traffic and weather updates as software engineering problems

#broadcasting #saas

10 min read

KAVANA Engineering

Jun 8

Engineering the Emergency-Broadcast Pipeline: When AI Radio Needs to Step Out of the Way

#broadcasting #ai

12 min read

KAVANA Engineering

Jun 8

Why a 20-Year-Old Chinese Broadcast Software Team Is Opening to International Stations Now

#broadcasting #saas

9 min read

KAVANA Engineering

Jun 8

Designing a Broadcast Overnight Music Rotation That Doesn't Sound Like a Playlist

#broadcasting

11 min read

KAVANA Engineering

Jun 8

Engineering a Sub-Second Broadcast Failover That Actually Holds Up at 02:00 AM

#broadcasting #ai

9 min read

KAVANA Engineering

Jun 8

Why Broadcast Software Isn't SaaS: a 20-Year Operator's Perspective

#broadcasting #saas

12 min read

KAVANA Engineering

Jun 8

Why We Built Our Own Audio Firewall Format (wav9), and What It Actually Does

#broadcasting

10 min read

KAVANA Engineering

Jun 8

Engineering perfect time calls and frequency IDs: the small details broadcast listeners notice when they go wrong

#broadcasting #ai

10 min read

KAVANA Engineering

Jun 8

What Actually Breaks in a Broadcast Audio Codec Pipeline (and How to Design Around It)

#broadcasting

11 min read

KAVANA Engineering

Jun 8

When AI Hosts Hallucinate: Failure Modes and How Three-Tier Review Catches Them

#broadcasting #saas #ai #playout

11 min read

KAVANA Engineering

Jun 8

Engineering 24/7 Unattended Overnight Broadcast — What Actually Keeps the Station on Air at 4am

#broadcasting #ai

11 min read

KAVANA Engineering

Jun 8

Local GPU vs Public Cloud for Broadcast AI: the Math We Ran for 500 Stations

#broadcasting #ai

11 min read

KAVANA Engineering

Jun 8

Broadcast Loudness Normalization Without Tears: Getting BS.1770-4 Right Across a Multi-Station Deployment

#broadcasting

11 min read

KAVANA Engineering

Jun 8

The Actual Cost of Dead Air: What 20 Years of Station Outages Taught Us About Broadcast Economics

#broadcasting #saas #ai #playout

11 min read

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Building a Broadcast Clock: The Math Behind Radio Station Programming Schedules

Treating broadcast traffic and weather updates as software engineering problems

Engineering the Emergency-Broadcast Pipeline: When AI Radio Needs to Step Out of the Way

Why a 20-Year-Old Chinese Broadcast Software Team Is Opening to International Stations Now

Designing a Broadcast Overnight Music Rotation That Doesn't Sound Like a Playlist

Engineering a Sub-Second Broadcast Failover That Actually Holds Up at 02:00 AM

Why Broadcast Software Isn't SaaS: a 20-Year Operator's Perspective

Why We Built Our Own Audio Firewall Format (wav9), and What It Actually Does

Engineering perfect time calls and frequency IDs: the small details broadcast listeners notice when they go wrong

What Actually Breaks in a Broadcast Audio Codec Pipeline (and How to Design Around It)

When AI Hosts Hallucinate: Failure Modes and How Three-Tier Review Catches Them

Engineering 24/7 Unattended Overnight Broadcast — What Actually Keeps the Station on Air at 4am

Local GPU vs Public Cloud for Broadcast AI: the Math We Ran for 500 Stations

Broadcast Loudness Normalization Without Tears: Getting BS.1770-4 Right Across a Multi-Station Deployment

The Actual Cost of Dead Air: What 20 Years of Station Outages Taught Us About Broadcast Economics