16.04.2014

Ferrari future proof its used fleet

We still don't know exactly when analogue signals will be switched off. One thing is for sure: it's definitely going to happen, and suddenly, the vast majority of cars will have completely redundant radios. You're going to need a DAB receiver if you want to carry on listening to Chris Evans on the morning commute.

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15.04.2014

Europe's digital future

Participants in the 6th Poznan Media Expo had no doubts as to the necessity and inevitability of completing the digitalization process of European broadcasting media.

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14.04.2014

DAB+ could be introduced on Digital 2 multiplex

DAB+ in the UK becomes more likely as Ofcom consults over Code changes. Ofcom is consulting over a revised Digital Radio Technical Code, which could pave the way for DAB+ to be implemented in the UK. The proposed new Digital 2 multiplex could contain a mix of original DAB and DAB+ services.

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14.04.2014

Over 45% of new cars with DAB

Following the news last week that new vehicle sales in March were the highest for a decade, new figures have been released from CAP and the SMMT which show that in Q1 2014, 45.2% of new cars came with DAB digital radio as standard, up from 42.8% in Q4 2013.

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14.04.2014

45 Percent of UK New Cars Come with DAB as Standard Equipment

New car sales throughout the U.K. in March were the highest in 10 years, and information released by CAP and the SMMT show that in the first quarter of this year that 45.2 percent of new vehicles came with DAB radios as standard equipment.

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12.04.2014

World's Most Integrated Digital Radio Chip

Frontier Silicon is previewing Kino 4, its next generation digital radio chip, at the Hong Kong Electronics Fair (13-16th April, 2014).

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11.04.2014

45% of Norwegians tune-in to digital radio

Digital listening has grown significantly in the last quarter in Norway with 45% of all daily radio listeners tuning in via a digital platform.

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11.04.2014

Norway is well ahead in the world

On Monday 7 April a delegation from Thailand’s radio and government visited NRK. They visited in order to see how things are done in the first country to officially announce that it will switch off FM. FM switch off could happen as early as 2017 as long as certain coverage and listening requirements are met. Thailand is also on the road to digitizing its radio industry and started on the process about a year ago.

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11.04.2014

Thai radio delegation visits Norway to learn about digital radio

Thai authorities have visited Oslo to gain more knowledge about how Norway is planning the transition from FM to digital broadcasting.

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11.04.2014

Skoda to launch fleet-specific trim level

Skoda is to become the latest manufacturer offering a corporate-specific trim level, following on from the likes of Vauxhall's Tech Line editions of cars with lower P11D prices but still offering the levels of specification valued by business car drivers, such as satnav and DAB radio.

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