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World Broadcasting Union releases Digital Radio Guide online
19.11.2007The World Broadcasting Unions Digital Radio Guide is for use by engineers and managers in the radio broadcast community worldwide.
EBU hits out at Commission spectrum proposals
14.11.2007The EBU today responded to Commissioner Redings proposal to open up broadcasting bands to telcos.
Mobile TV Revolution: Is India ready?
13.11.2007 - IndiaWith mobile TV soon to debut in India, everyone is eager to know what this new service will offer businesses and consumers alike.
Top Man leaves DRDB
13.11.2007 - United KingdomIan Dickens leaves DRDB after 5 years. Ian has set the UK as a model for other countries to follow as DAB digital radio takes off.
Dolby's Growth
13.11.2007 - Dolby Laboratories, Inc.Dolby Laboratories has acquired Stockholm-based Coding Technologies, a developer of audio compression technologies for mobile phones, digital audio broadcast and internet audio streams.
TDF to gain more networks as new acquisition unfolds
13.11.2007 - TDF WorldDAB Membermerger of TDF and T-systems' Media&Broadcast will help TDF to be one of Europes leading TV and Radio Transmissions group.
Deal for DMB in Indonesia
08.11.2007 - IndonesiaA state-run technology research institute announced yesterday a 30 billion won deal with ETRI to launch a cutting edge mobile broadcasting service in Indonesia.
Channel 4 will take 'Skins' to radio
08.11.2007 - Channel 4 RadioChannel 4 will take the popular teenagers television show 'Skins' onto digital radio. Nathalie Schwarz, Director of Radio, wants to provide less 'stuffy radio' for the younger market.
Lessons learned from Finland's cold shoulder - mobile TV
08.11.2007 - FinlandThe proposed writers strike in Hollywood has put the industry into a panic. To see one possible outcome of this strike you only need to look at the situation of mobile TV in Finland.