NEW Updates for Listen EVERYWHERE
As part of our commitment to provide the best listening experience for everyone, Listen Technologies is excited to announce NEW updates to Listen EVERYWHERE! …
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Halvard T. Eriksen, Age 52, Married, Bad Knees, and Worsening Hearing Loss
Post 2 of 3 This is the second post in a series from Listen Technologies channel partner Halvard Eriksen. Halvard describes the impact of his…
Halvard T. Eriksen, Age 52, Married, Bad Knees, and Worsening Hearing Loss
Post 1 of 3 Listen Technologies recently caught up with channel partner Halvard Eriksen, a long-time AV integrator and sound engineer. In a series of…
Assistive Listening and Inclusion: The Right Choice
More than 37 million people in the US report they have trouble hearing, and one in eight people have hearing loss in both ears. Worldwide,…
Virtual Events Can’t Replace In-Person Interaction
Collaborating, networking, learning, planning, and socializing can be done online successfully—the past year-plus has proven that. We’ve all relied on online tools like Zoom, Webex,…
Top Three Reasons to be Excited about New Updates to ListenTALK
What do courtrooms, cultural attractions, college campuses, worship services, conference centers, manufacturing plants, events, and boardrooms have in common?
Listen EVERYWHERE Update Includes Private Channels
Designate channels as private and password protect to prevent anyone else from listening.
Understanding Noise Reduction Ratings (NRR)
Understanding Noise Reduction Ratings (NRR) Guided tours of popular manufacturing facilities/factories, from breweries to aircraft manufacturers, provide visitors with a unique and memorable behind-the-scenes look…
What is DECT?
What is DECT? Many communication devices operate on radio frequency (RF) devices like radios, Wi-Fi routers, Bluetooth devices and a host of others. DECT is…
Improving Hearing Loss Prevention
Improving Hearing Loss Prevention Key Points Noise-induced hearing loss is still a significant problem. An estimated 242 million dollars are spent on worker’s compensation claims…
