Seems their main competition, Wide Orbit has become more attractive.
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Salem Media leaving the Triton Digital Platform.
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And, of course, the iHeart owned RCS products are completely ignored.Seems their main competition, Wide Orbit has become more attractive.
"RCS is the world’s leading provider of broadcast and webcast software. The company’s software (radio station automation, music scheduling, HD2 solutions, newsroom software, audio logging and archiving, single station automation and contest tracking software) and technology (real-time audio recognition technology) is used by more than 9,000 radio stations, TV music channels, cable companies, satellite music networks and Internet stations worldwide"
iHeart also owns Triton Digital, so this is a move away from iHeart owned product:
Triton Digital
Maximize revenue and audience reach with our audio monetization and measurement solutions for podcasters, broadcasters, and music services.
www.tritondigital.com
Triton is a streaming/ad insertion platform. The Salem deal is for WideOrbit's broadcast automation software. There is nothing in the release about changing streaming providers.Seems their main competition, Wide Orbit has become more attractive.
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