Newsroom

18.02.2014

Poland

Polish Radio ran a 'Facebook 5000 DAB+ competition! and the results are in!

18.02.2014

Thailand

The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission yesterday joined with eight state agencies to test run digital radio broadcasting. The analog TV switch-off may take more than three years to complete, but the debut of digital radio is expected by next year under the Broadcasting Master Plan (2012-16).

17.02.2014

Netherlands

View a clear summary of planning of DAB+ network rollout in the Netherlands on the TV Radio Netherlands website.

17.02.2014

Netherlands

TV Radio Netherlands website provides regular updates on DAB+ services on air and includes photos of antennas and installations.

17.02.2014

Hungary

The company Dension has launched the DAB+ U (DBU1GEN) model which allows users to receive digital radio in the car via a standard USB connection. According to the manufacturer, the DAB, DAB+ and DMB-R stations will appear on the device as virtual mp3 files, thereby enabling easy operation and wide compatibility. The recommended retail price is € 179,90.

17.02.2014

United Kingdom

From the house of View Quest comes the new digital radio model "Bardot" in the form of a handbag. The design is inspired by combining the latest fashion and design trends with the current technology DAB / DAB+.

17.02.2014

Germany

The German radio company REGIOCAST has signed up for the Euro chip initiative of the European Broadcasting Union EBU which is aimed mainly at manufacturers smartphones and tablets.

17.02.2014

Germany

This year DLM Symposium on 20 March in Berlin will focus on the current state of audience measurement and how radio providers are increasingly digitizing their services

17.02.2014

Malaysia

Principal sponsor WorldDMB and major sponsors Sony, Harris Broadcast, Grass Valley and EMC are among the key industry partners participating in the ABU Digital Broadcasting Symposium 2014, taking place in Kuala Lumpur on 4-7 March.

17.02.2014

Switzerland

A packed conference room at the EBU for the 2014 Digital Radio Summit was a clear sign of the growing optimism around digital radio across Europe. The conversation has largely moved beyond questions of which transmission standards to use. The hot topics now relate to strategies for planning digital switchover, the need for cross-industry collaboration, the importance of in-car multimedia, and cracking the smartphone market.