05.10.2020

Germany's second national multiplex now on air

During the virtual launch event, Dorothee Bär, Minister of State in the Federal Chancellery and Federal Government Commissioner for Digitalisation at the Federal Chancellery, emphasised that the platform will give new momentum to the advertising market.

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05.10.2020
WorldDAB News

Cumulative DAB sales reach 93 million

WorldDAB’s latest market report reveals that by the end of Q2 2020, over 93 million consumer and automotive DAB/DAB+ receivers had been sold in Europe and Asia Pacific – up from 82 million one year earlier.

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05.10.2020

WorldDAB highlights its advances

“DAB is now firmly established as the core future platform for radio in Europe.” So argues WorldDAB, citing its most recent data on receiver sales, household penetration and the number of stations on the air.

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04.10.2020

GatesAir webinar on DAB: complete solutions for total network deployment

In light of several canceled/postponed industry events around the world in 2020, GatesAir is presenting a special schedule of webinars and online events to keep you informed and engaged. One of the recent webinars in this series was titled DAB: complete solutions for total network deployment. It examined the advances in compact, cost-effective DAB transmission solutions ideal for deploying across diverse geographies.

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01.10.2020

Germany - second national mux launches on 5 October

Germany is preparing for the launch of its second national multiplex. Launching on 5 October, the multiplex will host up to 16 commercial radio stations, which will be available to DAB+ listeners across the country.

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01.10.2020

MDR - DAB+ energy implications

The public broadcaster for Germany’s federal states of Thuringia, Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt, MDR, published a research study in 2020 that considered the sustainability of DAB+. The study found that DAB+ requires around 10% of the capacity that is required to broadcast MDR’s stations on FM services – a percentage that is set to reach 13% by 2024, as new services launch on DAB+. The study also found that on average, a two-person household requires approximately 2000 kWh of energy per annum for terrestrial broadcast. Using DAB+ instead of FM could result in energy savings comparable to approximately 5600 households.

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01.10.2020

Poland expands DAB+ network

Poland's DAB+ network has been expanded following the launch of ten new transmitters across the country. The transmitters, which went into operation on 1 October, are the result of a tender announced in June 2019.

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30.09.2020

IZT launch new webinar series

IZT have launched a live webinar series to inform their audience on the company's various solutions and applications. The first webinarwill take place on 15 October and cover how to test automotive radio receivers in the lab, while the second one on 15 October will cover DAB Head-end solutions.

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30.09.2020

DAB+ in Italy - 50 stations available nationally and a growing regional offering

This article outlines the current state of DAB+ in Italy, where around 50 stations are available nationally across the country on DAB Italia, EuroDab Italia and RAI's multiplexers.

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30.09.2020

Germany's Digital Radio Office publishes information sheet on EECC

Germany's Digital Radio Office has published an information sheet regarding the EECC, the deadline for which is 21 December 2020. The document includes important information for listeners, retailers and manufacturers across Germany.

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