Newsroom

12.12.2012

Germany

ERF Medien (Wetzlar) ended its analog transmission of its program Horeb in several regions.

12.12.2012

United Kingdom

The standard equipment list will include parking sensors, satnav and a DAB radio when the Audi RS6 goes on sale in the new year.

12.12.2012

United Kingdom

Sansui is launching a stand-alone DAB/FM tuner to complement its range of affordable, high-quality hi-fi components, enabling radio lovers to enjoy the best of digital and analogue radio stations from their audio system.

12.12.2012

Germany

Radio Impala is now available in Hesse via DAB+ (channel 11C).

12.12.2012

Malta

Pioneer has launched a single-din and double-din DAB head unit to follow up its first ever all-in-one DAB unit, the DEH-X6500DAB. The single-din, DEH-X8500DAB and double-din, touch-screen AVH-X3500DAB both come with DAB+ and Parrot Bluetooth technology as well as a whole host of other features.

11.12.2012

Australia

Commercial Radio Australia is running an advertising campaign with a 'buy one get one free' offer to promote digital radio to consumers.

10.12.2012

Australia

A buy one get one free promotion is the theme of the radio industry’s digital radio Christmas advertising campaign beginning Monday, 10 December on 42 commercial stations in the five state metropolitan markets of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide.

10.12.2012

United States

The Gores Group, a global investment firm focused on acquiring controlling interests in mature and growing businesses, has made a binding offer to acquire the Harris Broadcast Communications Division from Harris Corporation. The Gores Group has successfully acquired and operated more than 80 companies around the world, and we are excited to help continue that tradition.

10.12.2012

United Kingdom

Communications infrastructure and media services company Arqiva has announced that it is investing 6 million pounds to launch four new local multiplexes, which will bring digital radio to listeners in England.

09.12.2012

Germany

From 2013 BR-director Ulrich Wilhelm will be a member of the highest decision-making body of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), the Executive Board. At the General Assembly in Geneva, William elected as representatives of ARD and ZDF in the eleven-member committee, which defines the strategy of the world's largest organization of public service broadcasters, including key media policy issues. The EBU stations from 56 countries reach around 650 million people weekly.