WorldDMB to host Workshop at Le Radio 2012, Paris on “The digital radio experience: case studies for commercial stations on going digital”
26.01.2012
26 January 2012
WorldDMB will participate in Le Radio 2012 to be hosted in Paris from 5 - 7 February.
WorldDMB’s workshop is tailored to the French market and has as its theme: “The digital radio experience: case studies for commercial broadcasters on going digital”. The workshop will take place on Monday 6 February 2012, 15.45-16.45, Salon Parisien and is tailored to the commercial radio sector with commercial broadcasters presenting experiences and perspectives from Europe and Asia Pacific. The workshop will highlight some of the findings of recent research that has been commissioned by WorldDMB on the business case scenarios for commercial digital radio.
Throughout the Le Radio event, WorldDMB will be demonstrating the latest DAB, DAB+ and DMB receivers on Exhibition stand (No. 46). The latest receivers covering all price ranges including Pure, Roberts, Kenwood, Grundig, Sony and Phillips will be on display along with a number of mobile devices such as USB enabled dongles, headsets and tablets with interactive screens.
This year’s Le Radio 2012 conference is significant in light of the recent report from Les Echos, which on 9 December 2011 reported that the Higher Audiovisual Council (CSA) made a formal recommendation to add DAB+ to the standard for terrestrial digital radio.
Make sure to drop by the stand to find out more about DAB, DAB+ and DMB.
Click here for details of the programme.
ENDS
For more information contact Caroline Seville, WorldDMB Project Office on 020 3206 7848 or caroline.seville@worldDAB.org
About WorldDMB
WorldDMB is the global industry forum for digital radio promoting DAB, DAB+ and DMB - the digital standards of choice in Europe and much of Asia Pacific. Its global membership includes public and commercial broadcasters, network providers, receiver manufacturers, chip manufacturers, and car manufacturers. Members collaborate to deliver advice and tailored solutions on all aspects of the switch from analogue to digital radio including regulation, licensing, technology trials, network build out, marketing and production of new digital radio content. Broadcast radio professionals have access to this body of expertise which is delivered through leading-edge industry events, car manufacturers’ workshops, tailored workshops and seminars, and the WorldDMB website via the members-only information portal that includes an extensive online ETI library. More than 500 million people worldwide are within range of a DAB/DAB+/DMB Digital Radio transmitter, there are well over 1,000 services on air and several hundred varieties of receivers are available to market.