01.01.2008
We Wish You a Happy New Year!
12.12.2007
NXP Semiconductors WorldDAB Member
NXP Unites AM/FM/DAB and HD Radio on Chip
NXP Semiconductors, the chip-making arm of Dutch electronics giant Philips, on Tuesday introduced a car-radio chip that allows auto makers to install a single radio that supports AM/FM and multiple types of digital radio.
12.12.2007
Imagination Technologies
PURE Expands Ecoplus™ Range In Time For Christmas
Leading DAB digital radio manufacturer PURE has expanded its EcoPlus range in time for Christmas to now include fifteen radios with significantly reduced environmental impact.
11.12.2007
EtherWaves Dual Tuner
EtherWaves announced today that it has developed a revolutionary Sorfware Defined Radio solution based on a single low-power Blackfin BF522 proccess from Analog Devices (ADI).
07.12.2007
European Nations ask the Commission to let the market decide
WorldDMB welcomes indications that Commissioner Reding has decided not to follow through on her threat of mandation for one mobile TV standard in Europe.
05.12.2007
Mobile TV subscribers numbers shoot up, but operators revenue not so much
The mobile TV market will be worth over €4.4 billion (nearly $6.5 billion) in 2011 in Asia, North America and Western Europe combined, and subscription business models will dominate the market, generating more than 90 percent of revenues in 2011,...
29.11.2007
Australia to host WorldDMB Forum
Australia will play host to the technical committee of the WorldDMB Forum for the first time on November 30 in Sydney, as representatives from 12 countries meet to discuss technical and future proofing issues.
29.11.2007
EU regulator moves ahead with mobile TV standard
The European Commission said Thursday that it would press ahead with plans to favor one standard for mobile TV services by February, despite opposition from three major members of the bloc.
28.11.2007
EU likely to oppose single tech for mobile TV
The European Commission's attempt to propose Nokia Corp.'s (NOK) DVB-H technology as the official E.U standard for mobile television, is likely to be watered down by European governments, according to a draft document seen by Dow Jones Newswires.
Unfortunately this article is no longer available on the source website.
28.11.2007
Two interested in mobile TV in Singapore
PGK Media says it wants to launch a ‘TV2Go’ service as soon as it receives a licence, supplying 10-15 channels. Innoxious Technologies says it will supply eight channels, targeting 15-35 year-olds.
Unfortunately this article is no longer available on the source website.