WorldDAB blogs


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    Four new members join WorldDAB

    06.03.2020

    We’re pleased to announce four new Members have joined WorldDAB since November 2019. They are Danish public broadcaster Danish Broadcasting Corporation, Dutch digital radio organisation Digital Radio NL, Japanese DAB solution provider M’s STYLE TECHNOLOGY Corp. and Japanese receiver manufacturer Yamaha Corporation. WorldDAB now has a total of 105 members from 31 countries.

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    Serbia to extend DAB+ trial in 2020

    14.01.2020

    With over 400 radio stations available across the country, and over half of the country’s seven million inhabitants listening to the radio on a daily basis, it’s safe to say that Serbia’s radio listening habits are on par with the rest of Europe.

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    WorldDAB session at TU Automotive examines radio’s place in the car

    12.12.2019

    In October 2019, DAB+ and WorldDAB held the prime spot on stage at the TU Automotive event in Munich, the leading telematics event for the automotive industry in Europe bringing together over 500 participants from across the industry.

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    Four new members join WorldDAB

    22.11.2019

    We’re pleased to announce four new Members have joined WorldDAB since September 2019. They are  Honda, Inntot Technologies, RTV Slovenija and towerCast.

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    TU Automotive 2019 to highlight radio’s place in the car

    22.10.2019

    WorldDAB is hosting a session at this year’s TU-Automotive Europe, the automotive event held in Munich on 29-30 October. The session will address radio’s role in the increasingly-connected car and focus on how automotive manufacturers can enhance the natural benefits of radio.

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    DAB+ digital radio – the most affordable way to broadcast radio

    14.10.2019

    New research presented by Arqiva at IBC 2019 compares the costs for broadcast radio using FM, DAB+ and IP. FM is the most expensive distribution channel, at £0.00105 per hour. IP provided the second most expensive channel, costing £0.00047 per hour. DAB+ is the most affordable channel, at £0.00033 per hour.

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