WorldDAB blogs


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    Demand grows for small-scale DAB multiplexes in UK

    26.04.2022

    Groups from across the United Kingdom are submitting applications for the third round of small-scale DAB licensing. Small-scale DAB is an innovative technology which provides a low-cost way for local commercial, community and specialist music services to take to the digital airwaves.

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    WorldDAB Automotive 2022 registration is now open

    08.04.2022

    WorldDAB Automotive 2022 is the industry event to attend and hear the very latest on the collaboration between radio broadcasters and car manufacturers to keep broadcast radio prominent in the car dash.

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    Updated WorldDAB UX Guidelines published

    28.01.2022

    • New sections on hybrid radio, voice controls and phonemes • New information reflective of North American market • Future areas of work - switching between DAB and other in-car platforms

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    WorldDAB Summit 2021 gathers experts from across the radio ecosystem

    27.10.2021

    The WorldDAB Summit 2021 takes place on 9 November 10:00 - 15:00 CET, and already over 400 delegates from no less than 66 countries have registered to attend.

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    Major new milestone for DAB+ in France on 12 October

    06.10.2021

    Seven years after the commercial launch of DAB+ in Paris, Nice and Marseille, a major step change in the deployment of DAB+ in France takes place on 12 October 2021. 25 national radios stations (19 commercial, 6 public) will launch, covering the major motorway corridors of Paris-Lyon-Marseille.

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    Switzerland will switch off FM end 2024

    26.08.2021

    Swiss radio broadcasters have decided to shut down FM as originally planned on 31 December 2024. On the same date, FM radio licences will expire. From that date onwards, radio programmes will no longer be broadcast via FM. With the return to the original switch-off date, consumers have more time to switch technology.

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