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This model will come with online infotainment system, 18-inch alloy wheels, Nappa Leather trimmed steering wheel, and an interior fitted with Black Ash Open-Pore wood trim and equipped with DAB+ digital radio.

Switzerland's Department of Communications (Bakom) have announced the launch of an information campaign to accompany the switch from UKW to DAB radio. It has put out a public tender for the conception of a national campaign.

Joan Warner’s message for countries which already have or will soon have DAB+ is to understand that smartphone manufacturers have many options for new features in which to invest their resources. Therefore, you must offer them an incentive, “If you put a DAB+ chip in your phone to test the market, we will give you free advertising. It should be a deal too good to pass up.”

Listeners in the cities of Bratislava, Banská Bystrica, Košice, Nitra Levice can now enjoy digital radio thanks to the continued expansion of the DAB+ in Slovakia.

Volkswagen has introduced a new version of its popular Golf Estate – the Match Edition.A 6.5-inch colour touchscreen system is now included, which incorporates Bluetooth connectivity, DAB radio and CD player

The car comes as standard with climate control, heated leather seats, Bluetooth, sat-nav and DAB radio.

This model come loaded with standard Comand Online infotainment with DAB+ digital radio, Nappa leather steering wheel with touch-sensitive controls, open pore black ash wood trim, Agility Select five-mode driving programs, and 18-inch alloy wheels.

The WorldDAB General Assembly is set to take place in Vienna 9 - 10 November and people are now able to save their spot as the registration is now open.

Slovak regulator RU has announced that terrestrial digital radio broadcasting will extend its coverage. Radio listeners who have a receiver that supports T-DAB or T-DAB+ can hear digital radio broadcasting in Bratislava, Banska Bystrica, Kosice, Levice and Nitra and their environs, as coverage there is gradually phased in

Australia has implemented a $5 million campaign to promote the new digital radio LG smartphone, according to Joan Warner at BroadcastAsia2016. Warner presented details of the Australian radio industry’s campaign as an example of how much can be achieved for radio if all players in the industry work together to influences audiences and regulators.