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KeyStone Enables Telefunken PURE II iDTV Series with Live DAB Audio & Color ...
06.06.2012 - Keystone Semiconductor Corp WorldDAB Member - Germany
(KeyStone), a fabless semiconductor developer of advanced digital radio technologies announces that leading German TV maker, Telefunken, has mass-produced its new PURE II LED iDTV series embedded with KeyStone's single-chip FM/DAB/DAB /DMB-A receiver ...
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Powerful technology for the car: "Germany is an important market"
05.06.2012 -
- Germany
Nearly 100 experts discuss digital radio in car at the 2012 AMI Motor Show. Presentations are now available on the WorldDMB website.
Projects abound with the relaunch of digital radio
05.06.2012 - France
Despite opposition from large private networks, will DAB reproduce an effect similar to the explosion of the FM band in the early 1980s?
Radio Public Health is a candidate to the Digital Terrestrial Broadcasting
05.06.2012 - France
Convinced of the future of digital radio (DAB) Radio Public Health confirms its decision to commit fully to this mode of broadcast and announced that it has applied to broadcast in Paris, Marseilles and Nice. Radio Public Health is in high demand with more than 1.6 million listeners in May 2012.
Germany as a key strategic market for digital radio
05.06.2012 - Bayern Digital Radio GmbH - Germany
The rapid establishment of digital radio in car will be one of the key formulas for the success and penetration of digital radio and now Germany is a key market with digital radio being in high demand. What is of crucial importance is the many safety and traffic related services such as the Digital Mobility Service TPEG which is far superior to the services previously available on FM TMC. This was highlighted at the ‘ Expert Forum – Digital radio in car‘which was held on 4 June in Leipzig during the international automotive exhibition AMICOM for entertainment, communication and navigation.
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Pirate Gong now on DAB +
04.06.2012 - Bayern Digital Radio GmbH - Germany
The local digital radio programs in Nuremberg Pirate Radio changes name to Pirate Gong. In addition, the station will change from DAB to DAB +. Depending on the receiver is necessary, a new scan is necessary to receive the program after the switch can continue to.
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New Samsung Galaxy Android 4.0 Phone Joins Galaxy S3 [PICS]
02.06.2012 - South Korea
The handset is packed with features and tech such as Wi-Fi, NFC, T-DBM, mobile TV, GPS and it has 16GB of memory built into the handset. It will run on the latest Android 3.0 ie Ice Cream Sandwich. There is not much difference between this model and ...
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MFM Radio - The station is reaffirming its commitment to the development of digital radio
01.06.2012 - France
While major private national groups have renounced to apply for frequency allocation on the RNT, MFM Radio reiterated on Friday June 1, his " total commitment to the development of NTR on French territory . " The station said to have filed dossiers for Marseille, Nice and Paris.
Special edition automotive / Opinion Barometer Digital Broadcasting
01.06.2012 - Bayern Digital Radio GmbH - Germany
During the early morning motor show AMI published a special issue of the opinion barometer digital broadcasting. It is reported that already use 41 percent of major national and international automobile manufacturers in the German market to the new digital radio. Another 21 percent of the surveyed 29 companies are still planning in 2012 or 2013, the introduction of DAB + receivers in their model ranges.
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A Glimpse into the Future: South Korea
01.06.2012 - South Korea
That might look like the case in the UK, where consumption of the BBC's TV services via smartphone is only about 0.04% of total consumption, and 0.05% by tablet. However it's not obvious in Korea, where mobile TV is now very popular indeed, ...
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