Tributes roll in for inventor of cassette tape and his global impact March 13, 2021 More than 4 years ago Summary ...

Cassette tapes were a major way of listening to (and recording) music througout the 1980s and 1990s and were in every hi-fi stereo, boom box, and passenger vehicle of the era. Their decline was lar… ...

Lou Ottens, the Dutch inventor who created the first cassette tape, has died aged 94. The engineer died in his hometown of Duizel last weekend, his family has announced.

The advent of the cassette tape some 30 years ago made it possible for anyone with a tape deck and some tunes to be a record producer, mixing and matching songs, genres and bands.

You'll find the magnetic tape Sony has created this month to be able to hold 148GB per inch. Rolled up into standard rolls on what you'd recognize as a standard cassette tape, that brings this ...

Classic cassette tapes may not be as trendy as vinyl or even CDs but they’re still making some noise. According to recent reports, sales of the analog audio format have increased each of the last ten ...

CHANG: That catchphrase persisted, but the cassette tape - well, less so. Cassettes, though, are making a small comeback, thanks in part to a family-run company in southern Missouri.

A "unique" city centre property that once only sold blank cassette tapes and other media has been bought. Roll On Blank Tapes, in Gwydir Street, Cambridge, was sold for £184,000 - £59,000 more ...

Ottens was head of the product development department at Philips in the 1960s when his team there developed the cassette tape. Rather than relying on a clunky and larger reel-to-reel system, like ...