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ALL IN MEDIA AGREES DEAL TO BRING EPG TO DAB RADIO ACROSS THE UK

08.09.2010 - All In Media - United Kingdom United Kingdom

ALL IN MEDIA AGREES DEAL TO BRING EPG TO DAB RADIO ACROSS THE UK All In Media, the technology company with international solutions for interactive radio applications, has agreed a deal with Arqiva to phase in Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) services to its Now Digital local DAB multiplexes across the country. DAB EPG allows listeners to view weekly programmes on suitably enabled DAB radios, letting them browse, select and bookmark future listening appointments. AIM’s EPG software means radio stations can quickly and easily deliver their programme schedules to a range of platforms, including online, mobile and DAB platforms. All In Media’s managing director, Chris Gould says: “In the past, EPG has been available for a small number of stations on an ad hoc basis. This investment in services and content by Arqiva greatly expands the stations offering an electronic programme guide to listeners. It’s good news for the industry and good news for consumers.” All In Media already supplies its EPG software to other countries broadcasting DAB and DAB+ radio, including Ireland and Australia. The deal with Arqiva makes AIM the world’s biggest supplier of DAB EPG systems to digital radio broadcasters and cements its reputation as the international experts in broadcast software across a range of digital platforms. ENDS September 7, 2010 For more information contact: Chris Gould at chris.gould@thisisaim.com or Mandy Green PR at mandygreen718@gmail.com About All In Media AIM is an international technology company, with offices in the UK and Australia. Its software is used by broadcasters around the world to manage their data services across a range of platforms, and to deliver new forms of interactivity to their listeners. Chris Gould and Jason Malaure founded All In Media in 2007 in order to open up interactive services to broadcasters quickly and effectively. The company has gained a reputation for providing innovative solutions to market leading radio clients worldwide. www.thisisaim.com