A typical DAB kitchen radio consumes a third less power than an energy saving light bulb ***
DAB+ offers lower infrastructure costs for new services than any other digital radio platform ***
DAB Slide show pictures enables advertisers to couple pictures with audio magnifying consumer brand awareness ***
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 ***
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07-05-2009 - United Kingdom -  Digital radio listening rises May 07, 2009 - More than 16 million people now live in a DAB household, with digital radio listening now breaking the 20 per cent mark. At 20.1 per cent, more than a fifth of all radio listening is via a digital platform (up from 17.8 per cent in Q1 ... From Radio Today, UK: Read more... 
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07-05-2009 - United Kingdom - Club Asia set to launch on DAB digital radio London's "hit music station" Club Asia is all set to launch on DAB digital radio in the coming weeks. The station confirmed the plans via its website today. The release said, "Since its launch in 2003 Club Asia Radio has firmly established itself ... From Biz Asia, UK: Read more...
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06-05-2009 - Global Radio - United Kingdom - Bauer and Global lead commercial radio awards - Robert Shepherd From Broadcastnow, UK - Robert Shepherd: Read more...
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06-05-2009 Austereo digital head: Content will drive digital Content needs to be the key driver of digital radio take-up, according to Austereo's head of digital strategy Jeremy Macvean, though he insists the amount of new Australian radio stations will not become “overwhelming” for consumers. ... From B&T Marketing & Media (subscription), Australia: Read more...
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05-05-2009 - Commercial Radio Australia - Australia -  Perth first as radio broadcasts go digital “This is a historic event,” was how Commercial Radio Australia chief executive Joan Warner described the milestone. As well as giving broadcasters the capacity to multi-channel, digital radio comes with the enticing promise of interference-free ... From The West Australian, Australia: Read more...
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01-05-2009 - Commercial Radio Australia - Australia - Perth first to switch on digital radio Commercial radio stations in Perth - Mix 94.5, 92.9, Nova 93.7, 6PR, 96 fm, 6ix, Radar, Pink Radio and Novanation create radio history on Monday, 4 May 2009 when they begin broadcasting the first permanent DAB+ digital radio services in Australia. Read more... 
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30-04-2009 - PURE - Australia - Pioneer and Pure make the push into storeland As revealed on Current.com.au this morning, Pioneer and Pure Australasia have formed a partnership to supply digital radios. With digital radio switching on in capital cities today, both parties are keen to get stock into stores. ... From Current.com.au, Australia: Read more...
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29-04-2009 - Australia - New commercials production standards for radio After two false starts and protracted funding delays, digital radio stations in Australia's five main metropolitan areas have now begun switching on their DAB services. A formal consumer launch of DAB Plus digital radio is slated for August 6. From B&T Marketing & Media (subscription), Australia: Read more...
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28-04-2009 - Australia - Austereo gets ready for Pink Radio Austereo has revealed the next step in its plans for digital radio - a station that will be on air for three months dedicated to pop singer Pink's Australian tour. Read more » A little Twitter milestone for me just now. Read more » For any journalist ... From marketing umbrella, Australia: Read more...
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28-04-2009 - Global Radio - United Kingdom - Global Radio chief demands DAB deadline Global Radio chief executive Stephen Miron has called on the government to "focus their minds" and name a date for DAB migration. He told the Media Guardian Radio Reborn conference today that although, in Digital Britain, the government had "set a ... From Broadcastnow, UK: Read more...
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