20.03.2019

Sangean releases new Revery R6 DAB+ receiver

The newly released Sangean Revery R6 - also known as DDR-66BT - offers an all-rounder radio listening experience that includes DAB+ and FM receivers, web radio and apps for streaming, Bluetooth, an integrated CD player and MP3 playback.

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20.03.2019

DAB+ gains ground in western Germany

The committee of the North Rhine-Westphalia Regional Media Council has approved the application for two DAB+ multiplex for the West German state. Last year, the regional media council organised a call for tenders, with 47 parties expressing interest in a DAB+ broadcasting licence.

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20.03.2019

NLO changes reporting methods to reflect rise of digital radio

The Dutch National Listening Research Institute (NLO) has updated its reporting methods on radio listening habits in the Netherlands to reflect the rise of digital radio listening. In addition to listening figures for individual radio stations, the NLO now also includes figures on the channels through which radio listening takes place, such as DAB+ and online.

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20.03.2019

Polestar says new model will have DAB+, FM but no AM

The pre-production model of the compact, electric automobile will offer access to DAB, DAB+ as well as FM radio and streaming audio content. For the United States market it will support SiriusXM satellite radio. The Polestar 2 was unveiled at the 89th Geneva International Motor Show earlier this month.

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19.03.2019

EBU's Digital Radio Week helps foster digital radio innovation

At this year's EBU Digital Radio Summit, Laurence Harrison talked delegates through the updated guidelines for in-car user experience from WorldDAB as well as highlighting what automotive manufacturers need from broadcasters, while ABC's Jeremy Millar touched on how DAB+ listening is growing faster than internet listening, and providing a vital boost to overall listening figures.

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19.03.2019

Switzerland starts training for installers of automotive aftermarket DAB+ radios

In order to prepare its members for the post-FM era, the Auto Trade Association of Switzerland (AGVS) will be conducting two certified DAB+ training courses this April. Over the course of the day, attendees will be able to learn about the benefits offered by DAB+, and how to adapt in-car radios to DAB+. It is believed that approximately 3.5 million vehicles in Switzerland will have to be adapted to fit DAB+ capabilities.

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15.03.2019
EuroDab Italia WorldDAB Member

Italy journey to digitisation boosted with launch of popular stations on DAB+

Italy's most listened to radio station RTL 102.5 has been added to EuroDAB Italia's national multiplex, alongside new stations RTL News Salute, RTL Rewind and Subasio XL. The national multiplex, which has been operating since 2001, is currently available for approximately 80% of the Italian population.

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15.03.2019
Deutschlandradio WorldDAB Member

Digitalisation of Deutschlandradio in Bavaria continues

In the summer of 2019, Deutschlandradio will be switching to digital radio broadcasting technology with DAB+ in the Bavarian regions of Amberg, Füssen and Kempten. A longtime advocate and pioneer of digital radio, the first public broadcaster continues to strengthen its DAB+ transmission network.

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13.03.2019
Factum Radioscape WorldDAB Member

Telmaco and Factum Radioscape complete first official DAB+ Multiplex in Greece

System integrator Telmaco and DAB+ head-end manufacturer Factum Radioscape were selected by Greece’s public broadcaster ERT to install the first permanent national multiplex for DAB+ radio. Building upon the success of the pilot project in 2018, ERT continue broadcasting seven radio programs in DAB+ across Athens using Factum Radioscape’s ENMUXA DAB+ System.

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13.03.2019

DAB+ a big part of SCA strategy says head of content

SCA's head of content Mike Fitzpatrick has high hopes for digital radio, with DAB+ playing a big part in the company's business strategy. Touching on the launch of new digital radio station Triple M Aussie, Fitzpatrick highlights that this launch alone helped them gain over 65,000 new listeners, and attract advertisers who are increasingly keen to get exposure across a number of platforms and audio assets.

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