Over 50 different combined DAB/DAB+ receiver models commercially available ***
There are more DAB radios available than any other digital radio platform ***
DAB+ offers lower infrastructure costs for new services than any other digital radio platform ***
A typical DAB kitchen radio consumes a third less power than an energy saving light bulb ***
DAB family of standards is extremely flexible - it is easy to transmit DAB, DAB+ and DMB on the same transmission ***
DAB Slide show pictures enables advertisers to couple pictures with audio magnifying consumer brand awareness ***
News - France
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29-12-2011 - France - ![]() RNT: The CSA calls on the government's adoption of DAB + digital radio for terrestrial According to Les Echos, the CSA has formally asked the government to adopt a new standard for terrestrial digital radio (DAB), DAB + ("Les Echos" of December 9, 2011). This standard would be in addition to that already existing T-DMB. This action will help to boost digital radio by placing the counters. The "old" selection will be canceled and a new call for applications will be launched soon. Read more... |
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21-12-2011 - VDL - France - ![]() New digital radio stations as RNT Lyon project grows Announcement today, further 15 commercial stations would go on-air on the RNT, Lyon project in 2012 Read more... |
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21-12-2011 - France - ![]() RNT Lyon project grows [Lyon] It was announcement today, by the leader of the RNT Lyon project, VDL, that a further 15... From www.bayerndigitalradio.de: Read more... |
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12-12-2011 - France - ![]() France Considering DAB + ? According to a report in Les Echos, the CSA, which regulates broadcasting in France, is poised to ask the Ministry of Industry to adopt Eureka-147 DAB as a new digital radio standard to be used alongside DMB-A. Although any DAB receiver adhering to ... From Radio World: Read more... |
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12-12-2011 - France - ![]() CSA to push for DAB+ adoption in France - report French audiovisual regulator CSA will ask the ministry of industry to adopt DAB as a digital standard to complement T-DMB, chosen in 2008, Les Echos reports. France is one of the few European countries without digital radio services. ... From Telecompaper (subscription): Read more... |
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18-11-2011 - France - ![]() Terrestrial digital radio comes from Marseille on November As expected,but not yet officially announced by the CSA, terrestrial digital radio finally arrived in Marseille and its surroundings from November 9, 2011. This is a job announcement posted on the site of a radio Avignon giving the information Read more... |
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02-11-2011 - France - ![]() Radios looking for State funds to aid a digital switchover Independent radio stations selected for digital radio broadcasting in Paris, Marseille and Nice, asked the Higher Audiovisual Council (CSA), with support from the Union Interprofessional independent radio and television (SIRT), the creation of a fund State aid for digital switchover. Read more... |
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14-09-2011 - VDL - France - ![]() VDL Demonstrates New and Updated Professional Digital Radio Products at IBC 2011 VDL (Lyon, France) are demonstrating new and enhanced products for Digital Audio Broadcast (DAB & DAB+) and Digital Multimedia Broadcast (DMB) head-end and monitoring applications. Read more... |
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23-06-2011 - France - ![]() RNT Lyon Live! Listen to digital radio live this weekend… Join the team of RNT Lyon and FG Radio DJs; Tristan Garner, Patrice Strike, Dee Lud & French Government for a day of live music, DJ sets and digital radio give-aways in Place de la République, Lyon. Read more... |
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27-05-2011 - France - ![]() Kessler Report (English Version) Terrestrial Digital Radio (TDR) is a project which arouses an almost militant enthusiasm, particularly among leaders of certain associations, which is rather reminiscent of the enthusiasm about independent local radio or, on the other hand, serious scepticism. Ever since the idea has been around, there has been continuing debate. But instead of subsiding and allowing a consensus to emerge, this debate has revealed increasingly pronounced divisions and ever-growing tensions. |


