Joe D’Angelo
Senior Vice President of Broadcast Radio and Digital Audio
Joe D’Angelo is the senior vice president of broadcast radio and digital audio for Xperi. Based in Columbia, Maryland, he is responsible for the global broadcast radio business and product development.
Joe joined Xperi in 2015, by way of acquisition, as one of the founders of iBiquity Digital Corporation, the company behind HD Radio technology. Joe manages resources around the world committed to ensuring broadcast radio has a rich and vibrant offering in today’s digital broadcast and connected world.
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May 5, 2025
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Xperi Q1 2025 In-Car Listening Trends: Genre...
From genre-blending hits to Grammy-fueled momentum, Xperi’s In-Car Listening Report for Q1 2025 confirmed that music’s genre-fusion trend continues, while also revealing remarkable staying power...
April 4, 2025
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20 Years of HD Radio: The Evolution...
Back in 2012, I hopped into my mom’s brand new, shiny silver Lexus, a car she was very proud of, and she was listening to...
January 16, 2025
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Will AI Change the Radio Broadcast Industry?
In an article late last year, a radio personality referred to AI as a potential evil, an existential threat to radio, leading to mass extinction...
May 29, 2024
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DTS Artist Impact Report: How Jelly Roll...
New data from DTS AutoStage and TiVo tracks rap artist Jelly Roll’s crossover to country and beyond. At NAB this Spring, we released our Top...
January 11, 2024
Xpertise
In-Dash Gaming: A New Opportunity for Broadcasters
In-vehicle communications have come a long way in the 123+ years since Guglielmo Marconi attached a twenty-five foot high cylinder aerial to a steam lorry to...
October 23, 2023
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Telling the Story of Your Radio Station:...
A year ago, at NAB New York 2022, I shared the beta of our new DTS AutoStage Broadcaster Portal, guessing that it might just resonate...
June 15, 2023
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Is AM Radio Dying? Not Any Time...
Try Googling “Is AM radio dead?” and you will find a bounty of recent articles with dramatic headlines predicting the demise of AM radio in...
