PAMA, Shure Team for Brunner Pro Audio Scholarship
A new annual pro audio educational scholarship will honor the memory of the late Shure executive and founding PAMA member Mark Brunner.
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A new annual pro audio educational scholarship will honor the memory of the late Shure executive and founding PAMA member Mark Brunner.
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Shure expands its footprint in the conferencing audio ecosystem market with the acquisition of Stem Audio.
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