Newsroom

08.11.2018

Digital Radio UK, Radioplayer WorldDAB Member, British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) WorldDAB Member

United Kingdom

Radiocentre’s Chief Executive Siobhan Kenny joined experts from around the world at WorldDAB General Assembly in Berlin to discuss key developments in the digital radio space, including the importance of a multiplatform approach with DAB forming an integral part of the mix. Also discussed was the rise of national brands and brand extensions on DAB giving audiences and advertisers more choice.

07.11.2018

Germany

Nearly 95 years after the debut of regular radio broadcasts in Germany on 29 October, 1923 through a medium wave transmitter in Berlin, various present-day radio industry specialists gathered in Berlin to attend the WorldDAB General Assembly. More than 200 delegates from all over the world discussed the future of DAB+ as well as multiplatform digital radio.

07.11.2018

United Kingdom

DAB+ is an indispensable part of digital radio listening and is also growing together with new technological achievements such as voice control - those were key messages from the first day at WorldDAB General Assembly 2018 in Berlin.

07.11.2018

Radioplayer WorldDAB Member

Radioplayer Worldwide has unveiled the “Reference Radio” at the WorldDAB General Assembly in Berlin — a prototype touchscreen radio for dashboards, designed to show how smart ‘hybrid’ technology can transform in-car listening.

07.11.2018

Radioplayer WorldDAB Member

United Kingdom

Radioplayer has unveiled the Reference Radio, a prototype touchscreen radio for dashboards, designed to show how smart ‘hybrid’ technology can transform in-car listening.

07.11.2018

Radioplayer WorldDAB Member

United Kingdom

The Reference Radio “hybrid” prototype is multiplatform, able to play DAB digital radio, FM, and internet radio streams, and shows a single list of stations across all those platforms.

07.11.2018

Radioplayer WorldDAB Member

United Kingdom

It’s the latest move in a series of ambitious partnership projects, aimed at helping car companies and broadcasters deliver a better user-experience in the vehicles of the future, Radioplayer has unveiled the Reference Radio, a prototype touchscreen radio for dashboards, designed to show how smart ‘hybrid’ technology can transform in-car listening.

07.11.2018

Radioplayer WorldDAB Member

United Kingdom

The British commercial-public broadcaster partnership Radioplayer has unveiled a prototype touchscreen radio for dashboards, designed to show how smart ‘hybrid’ technology can transform in-car listening. Radioplayer describes Reference Radio as “the latest move in a series of ambitious partnership projects, aimed at helping car companies and broadcasters deliver a better user-experience in the vehicles of the future.”

07.11.2018

Radioplayer WorldDAB Member

United Kingdom

Radioplayer has unveiled the Reference Radio, a prototype touchscreen radio for dashboards, designed to show how smart ‘hybrid’ technology can transform in-car listening.

07.11.2018

United Kingdom

Radioplayer has unveiled the Reference Radio, a prototype touchscreen radio for dashboards, designed to show how smart ‘hybrid’ technology can transform in-car listening. The new technology was demonstrated at the WorldDAB General Assembly in Berlin, and unlike most modern car radios, the Reference Radio shows a single list of stations across all those platforms. There’s no need to select different sources like DAB, FM, or Internet first - the driver just taps a station logo to play it, and the system does the rest.