Germany - Current situation - History
31.05.2018
The take-up rate of new cars (German manufacturers) with DAB-radio (as standard and as an option) is 39.1% in 2017, (Source: DAT Report 2018, p. 8) up from 21% in 2016 and 14.4% in 2015. Audi is first vehicle manufacturer to implement hybrid radio. More info
New German coalition government proposes strong support for digital radio
The coalition contract states the new government “will continue to develop the regulations, regarding the interoperability in § 48 of the telecommunications law, in order to strengthen digital radio as a low-threshold medium. With the involvement of all stakeholders, we will develop actions, in order to further promote the digitisation of the radio.” On the EU Digital Europe strategy the contract states, “We are committed to the interoperability of digital radios also on the European level.” More info
16.02.2018
The take-up rate of new cars (German manufacturers) with DAB-radio (as standard and as an option) is 39.1% in 2017, (Source: DAT Report 2018, p. 8) up from 21% in 2016 and 14.4% in 2015. Audi is first vehicle manufacturer to implement hybrid radio. More info
New German coalition government proposes strong support for digital radio
The coalition contract states the new government “will continue to develop the regulations, regarding the interoperability in § 48 of the telecommunications law, in order to strengthen digital radio as a low-threshold medium. With the involvement of all stakeholders, we will develop actions, in order to further promote the digitisation of the radio.” On the EU Digital Europe strategy the contract states, “We are committed to the interoperability of digital radios also on the European level.” More info
08.02.2018
The take-up rate of new cars (German manufacturers) with DAB-radio (as standard and as an option) is 39.1% in 2017, (Source: DAT Report 2018, p. 8) up from 21% in 2016 and 14.4% in 2015.
New German coalition government proposes strong support for digital radio
The coalition contract states the new government “will continue to develop the regulations, regarding the interoperability in § 48 of the telecommunications law, in order to strengthen digital radio as a low-threshold medium. With the involvement of all stakeholders, we will develop actions, in order to further promote the digitisation of the radio.” On the EU Digital Europe strategy the contract states, “We are committed to the interoperability of digital radios also on the European level.” More info