Automated speech and musical radio: first approximations

Abstract

In this article we present the initial results of a research that seeks to understand the role of speech automation through the use of synthesized voice without human recording in the musical radio. We then discuss the role of technology and automation in radio, and, through a theoretical view, approach the presentation of examples and the discussion of trends of this communicational phenomenon. We look at the object from the discussions of innovation, predominantly from the debate about adoption of innovation presented by Rogers (1983).

Keywords
Musical radio; Automation; Market; Innovation and artificial intelligence