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22.03.2013

Digitalradio Norge AS

Norway

Digitalradio Norway has signed an agreement with UK Radioplayer and will launch a new type of radio player for Norwegian radio channels. The British system, in Norway being named Radio.no, makes it easier to listen to online radio. The radio player contents features adding new dimensions to the use of Internet radio.

22.03.2013

The space on the dashboard that was once reserved for the car radio has morphed into a digital gateway offering everything that the web has to offer.

21.03.2013

Switzerland

ZENEC The Swiss company has unveiled a DAB+ tuner which can be combined with existing multimedia systems in vehicles.

21.03.2013

Australia

If you want AM that sounds better than FM, there's a simple way to get it: digital radio. The big-city AM stations broadcast their programming in digital alongside analog AM. Well, almost alongside - there's a delay of about a second with digital, but that's the nature of the technology. With a digital receiver, you can have your beloved AM programs crisp and clear.

21.03.2013

United Kingdom

A product offering DAB radio in cars via a cigarette lighter connection has been launched, as the automotive industry struggles to prepare for the digital switchover. The £99.99 unit, sold by car technology firm In Phase through retailers such as Argos and ...

21.03.2013

Australia

Austereo’s newest digital radio station LoveLand has been on air for about a month since launching around Valentines Day. As the name suggests, the station plays love songs. But it's not just songs about boy meets, girl, falls in love and lives happily every ...

21.03.2013

Germany

[Munich]Since 2012, the BLM is touring with the initiative "totally digital" by Bavaria. The aim is to reduce consumer uncertainty in the use of digital media.

20.03.2013

United Kingdom

There is still no set date for a digital radio switchover, but the Government will make an announcement on the subject later this year.

20.03.2013

United Kingdom

Digital Radio in April for the vast majority of Audi's models in the UK as standard.

20.03.2013

United Kingdom

The consultation also considers whether Ofocm should apply charges at a higher level. Ofcom expects to introduce Administered Incentivised Pricing (AIP) for DTT by around 2020. Ofcom currently has no plans to implement AIP for local TV and DAB as there is 'little or no excess demand for the spectrum', according to the regulator.