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The lessons of Norway's digital switch over last year was the topic of a focus workshop at Radiodays Europe on Sunday, with representatives across Norway's radio industry using social media to allow the listeners their say on what they really wanted from their radio stations.

The lessons of Norway's digital switch over last year was the topic of a focus workshop at Radiodays Europe on Sunday, with representatives across Norway's radio industry using social media to allow the listeners their say on what they really wanted from their radio stations.

Xperi Corporation is pleased to announce its wholly owned subsidiary DTS has successfully completed RadioDNS compliance testing. The DTS Connected Radio platform will enable an engaging in-car radio experience for drivers around the world.

Representatives across the broadcast radio industry in Norway discussed the nationwide digital switch over that took place last year during a focus workshop on Sunday at Radiodays Europe in Vienna.

Includes sat-nav, Bluetooth, DAB and voice control as standard, and it’s not a bad system to use once you’ve familiarised yourself.

Representatives of federal and state governments in Germany have called for a faster digitisation of radio broadcasting. The market dynamics at DAB+ continue: Last year, just under 1.3 million DAB+ radios were sold (2016: 1.2 million); Almost 40 percent of all new vehicles now have a DAB+ car radio on board (2016: 21 percent).

BBC director of radio Bob Shennan says the future of radio in the UK needs to be a mixture of DAB, FM and internet, rather than just DAB. Shennan was addressing the delegates of Radiodays Europe in Vienna. Read the speech in full here Listen to the speech here

These speakers allow you to manage any sound source and directly access services like Spotify Connect, as well as compatibility with Amazon Echo Dot and Google Chromecast, along with DAB+, FM and Bluetooth connectivity.

The future of radio and its passage in the digital era will be discussed and analysed by representatives of WorldDAB, the European Broadcasting Union and representatives of foreign countries at a workshop organised by the Ministry of Digital Policy, Telecommunications and Information on Wednesday 21 March.

Romanian telecommunications authority Ancom launched a public consultation to assess the market players' interest in acquiring rights of use for the available spectrum in the VHF and UHF band for DAB+ digital services.