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 ***
Over 50 different combined DAB/DAB+ receiver models commercially available ***
There are more DAB radios available than any other digital radio platform ***
DAB Slide show pictures enables advertisers to couple pictures with audio magnifying consumer brand awareness ***
DAB+ offers lower infrastructure costs for new services than any other digital radio platform ***
News - Norway
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26-05-2011 - Norway - ![]() Norwegian proposal on the digitization of radio On 4 February 2011 The Norwegian Ministry of Culture presented a report on the digitization of radio to the Storting (the Norwegian national assembly)1. The report determines the conditions that must be met and a target date for switch-off of FM radio-services. Read more... |
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15-04-2011 - Norway - ![]() Norwegian proposal on the digitization of radio On 4 February 2011 The Norwegian Ministry of Culture presented a report on the digitization of radio to the Storting (the Norwegian national assembly) The report determines the conditions that must be met and a target date for switch-off of FM radio-services. Read more... |
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24-02-2011 - Digitalradio Norge AS - Norway - ![]() The digital radio report ”Digitization of the radio medium” Digitalradio Norway (DRN) is owned by the three major radio broadcasters in Norway, P4, SBS radio and NRK (public). The purpose of DRN is to promote a smooth transition from analogue to digital broadcast. DRN has also applied for operator status in two DAB networks. Read more... |
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07-02-2011 - Norway - ![]() Norway announces FM switchoff in 2017 This helpful translation of the Norwegian government’s announcement today shows that Norway is following the UK in digital radio switchover. There are a set of criteria, not dissimilar from the UK’s: 50% of listening must be done digitally by 2015, and coverage should be equal to FM. (Unlike the UK, the amount of DAB transmitters [...] From jamescridlandradio: Read more... |
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04-02-2011 - Norway - ![]() Norway sets date for FM Switch Off Following the publication of a report from the Ministry of Culture today, Norway will enact legislation to enable the migration of radio from FM to DAB across the country by 2017, when analogue FM broadcasting will cease. Read more... |
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04-02-2011 - Digitalradio Norge AS - Norway - ![]() Norway sets switch off date for FM In a report released today, the Norwegian Government announces that FM radio broadcast will be switched off in 2017. Norway is among the first countries in the world to set a specific time for FM switch-off. Read more... |
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04-02-2011 - Norway - ![]() Norway Switches Off FM Later today the Norwegian Ministry of Culture will publish a report to the government, to be made into legislation, saying that FM will be switched off in 2017, writes Aftenposten a daily newspaper. Read more... |
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16-09-2010 - Norway - ![]() IDAG picks one CAS for many countries International DMB Advancement Group (IDAG) has signed with DigiCAP Ltd. of South Korea to provide one common CAS to enable pay TV and pay services via DMB for the members of IDAG, representing 12 countries on 3 continents. Read more... |
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29-06-2010 - Digitalradio Norge AS - Norway - ![]() Four new services on DAB in Norway June 2010 - Four new radio stations Radio Norway, Radio1, P5, NRJ have launched on the national DAB multiplex in Norway. Read more... |
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14-12-2009 - Norway - ![]() Mobile TV Goes International Two major organizations within broadcasted mobile television have now joined forces Read more... |


