QGoLive App Fires Up Four Additional Markets

KMG Networks, a division of Krantz Media Group, Harris Media, the producer of Control Room Pro, a suite of game-changing digital production field and studio tools, and AdLarge Media, which provides ad sales representation, announced major market affiliations with CBS’s WFAN-AM/NY, Bonneville’s WTOP-FM/Washington DC, dominant news outlet iHeartmedia’s WIOD-AM/Miami, legendary news station WHO-AM and sports outlet KXNO-AM/Des Moines. Several more major market stations and national platforms will be announced shortly.

“Most of the new digital and mobile programs for broadcast radio are consumer-facing,” observed Lee Harris, Founder of Harris Media.  “We focused on the development of cutting edge newsroom and radio station field tools that expedite the gathering of news-related material for anchors and streamlined the field reporting process.”

“All of these media outlets have the same things in common: they are the leading stations in the market within their format, and they have a constant focus on presenting their content with the best sound quality possible,” said Gary Krantz, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Krantz Media Group.  “QGoLive allows reporters to send reports from the field, the stadium, or anywhere else, in broadcast-ready, digital quality from any device,” Krantz added.

“Our partnership with QGoLive gives us the opportunity to offer our advertisers access to some of the biggest audiences in radio,” stated Gary Schonfeld, Co-Founder and Co-Chief Executive Officer of AdLarge Media. “These powerhouse radio stations increase the value to our advertisers who want to connect with listeners in major markets.”

QGoLive is a mobile App for broadcast-quality, live field reporting on an iPhone, iPad, Android, or laptop, featuring the ability to insert recorded clips into live shots.  While designed for news/talk stations, the Live Report Pro App works for any station that has air personalities or reporters in the field.  Stations are using it to bring in remote talk show hosts, sideline reporting, and even to broadcast high school sports.