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The annual meeting of the radio industry, , happening right now in Salford, has an associated conference called Ìýwhere all sorts of interesting technical talks and demonstrations take place.

TechConÌýhas an award for Innovation around radio and audio - the shortlisted applicatants show their research to the conference attendees before a panel of judges selects the winner.

This yearÌýthe RadioTAG application group (consisting of members fromÌý³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ R&D, Global Radio and Frontier Silicon) submitted a joint entry for their work.

RadioTAG enables easy, cross-platform tagging and bookmarking of radio, using specifications developed as part of .Ìý

In the ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳, we've been blogging about some of the work we've done using RadioDNSÌý- notably RadioVIS and the work on TAG.ÌýOne of the best things about RadioDNS is that it's a collaborative project - working with receiver vendors, UK commercial radio companies and worldwide broadcasters to make radio better for all. So submitting a joint submission for work done together seemed natural.

We're pleased that the judges agreed with this approach, and that the RadioTAG work won the award for technical innovation. ÌýSee above for a snap of Sean O'Halpin from my team in ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ R&D and Andy Buckingham from the Global Radio Creative Technologies team picking up the award. Not pictured,ÌýRobin Cooksey from Frontier Silicon, and many of the other people who worked on this project. Congrats and thanks to all involved.Ìý

Photo credit: Nick PiggottÌýÌý(used with permission - CC licence, some rights reserved)