21.05.2010
WorldDAB News

WORLDDMB ANNOUNCES CAR MANUFACTURERS WORKSHOP

The WorldDMB Forum announces it will hold a Car Manufacturers Workshop in Munich, Germany on July 7th, 2010

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21.05.2010

Free State is testing new wayse

21.05.2010 [Munich] to date and accurate traffic information can make a major contribution to road safety and more efficient handling of traffic...

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21.05.2010

UK 'Radio Amnesty' Promotes Digital

May 20, 2010: The BBC and British commercial broadcasters are collaborating on a monthlong promotion to encourage radio listeners to switch to digital, ...

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20.05.2010

New DABservices in Munich, Nuremberg and Ingolstadt

[Munich], the Media Council of the Bavarian Regulatory Authority for Commercial Broadcasting (BLM) has approved the deployment of new DAB services in Bavaria....

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20.05.2010

RADIO INDUSTRY LAUNCHES RADIO AMNESTY

UK radio industry launches a major cross-industry consumer initiative and marketing campaign – the Radio Amnesty – offering consumers a discount on a new digital radios in exchange for their analogue radio

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20.05.2010

National DAB+ Service Inches Forward in Germany

Organizing a re-launch of digital radio in Germany has been a fitful process, largely because of skepticism from commercial broadcasters who felt earlier ...

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20.05.2010

VDL Introduces ETI Monitor for Digital Radio Networks

VDL has introduced a new ETI monitoring product in its DABSTOR product range. Designed for DAB, DAB+ and DMB applications, the new DABSTOR-E monitors the ETI data stream at the multiplexing centre, or at transmitter sites.

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20.05.2010
Commercial Radio & Audio WorldDAB Member

Additional free digital radio creative workshops

Commercial Radio Australia (CRA) continues to promote the opportunities available on digital radio to the advertising industry

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19.05.2010

Radio Amnesty to offer discounts on DAB radios

More than a third of adults (34.5 per cent) now have a DAB set at home, according to the Rajar radio audience report for the first quarter of 2010.

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19.05.2010

Radio 'scrappage' scheme 'to help listeners move to digital sets'

Digital Radio UK, the body established to push through the switchover, is to announce details of the latest scheme. “Retailers benefit by getting more sales ...

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