Clip Interactive, a radio digital solutions company, announced that it has completed the first stage of development in its consumer product integrations. This includes in-car services Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and in-home consumer product integrations Amazon Echo and Google Home. Continue Reading
From Boulder-based Clip Interactive, we received news that Radio One and its syndication company Reach Media are now using Clip-built mobile apps and web players for all 53 Radio One stations and seven syndicated personalities. The new agreement follows a seven-month test across Radio One’s five-station Washington, D.C. cluster. Continue Reading
Boulder-based Clip Interactive announced that Entercom Communications, the nation’s fourth-largest radio group, will use Clip interactive radio players for its mobile and web streams. The agreement throws Entercom’s 129 radio stations onto Clip’s interactive platform. The deal follows a year-long engagement of Entercom’s seven-station Portland cluster on Clip’s platform. Continue Reading
Today Clip Interactive announced a new capability of its Total Audience Solution platform, allowing FM reception as an alternative to streaming a radio station. In smartphones, FM reception must be enabled by activation of the phone’s FM chip. The first phone… Continue Reading
Clip Interactive, which has built its business on building interactive mobile apps for broadcast radio stations, announced that it is expanding its product line to include desktop and mobile browsers. This interactive web player will work on computers and mobile device browsers, bypassing the need for users to download a station-specific mobile app. Continue Reading
Clip Interactive, a mobile platform for radio stations, released a slew of announcements of new partners and increased revenue for existing partners. We took the opportunity to speak with CEO Michael Lawless about the product and its recent news. Continue Reading
Clip Interactive has announced an agreement with Entercom to create mobile apps for Entercom’s Portland radio stations. The new apps will allow listeners to interact with “all elements of the broadcast and stream.” The apps are designed to create additional station revenue. Continue Reading