Audio
Christian Vang, an engineer at ESPN Audio Technology Group, was asked to install an on-air talkshow system. The catch? The control room, talent studio, and call screeners are all in different cities, separated by hundreds of miles. “Challenge accepted!” Vang replied. Christian tells the story along with great advice for engineers to expand their skills and value.
Some resources
SIP Communications for Dummies by Peter Gregory
VoIP for Dummies by Timothy V. Kelly
Electronic and Radio Engineering by Frederick E. Terman
Terman wrote several texts about radio engineering, the earliest dating from 1932.
Start: Punch Fear in the Face, Escape Average and Do Work that Matters by Jon Acuff
Host
Kirk Harnack, VP – Telos Systems – www.telos-systems.com
Follow Kirk on Twitter – @kharnack
Guest
Christian Vang, ESPN Audio Technology Group
Friend Christian on Facebook
Follow TWiRT on Twitter – @TWiRTshow
![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://gfqnetwork.com/shows/this-week-in-radio-tech-2/this-week-in-radio-tech-ep-177-christian-vang-challenge-accepted-8-1-13/&media=https://gfqnetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/twirt-logo290x239.jpg&description=Christian Vang, an engineer at ESPN Audio Technology Group, was asked to install an on-air talkshow system. The catch? The control room, talent studio, and call screeners are all in different cities, separated by hundreds of miles. "Challenge accepted!" Vang replied.){kind=link}