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(Full translation to follow) 06/25/2010 [Mainz] In a unanimous decision the Commission has accepted to determine the financial needs of the broadcasters (KEF)

[Halle / Saale / Erlangen] The digital radio platform receives support from a leading research institution in the field of digital broadcasting.

Digital radio arm PURE is close to break-even after reducing adjusted operating losses by 90 per cent to £300000, on revenues up 23 per cent at £33.6m, ...

All In Media (AIM) has announced that it will provide tools to all Commercial Radio Australia (CRA) member stations free of charge, that support Piñata, the new content delivery standard in Australia.

This week, Germany’s commercial broadcasters presented a united front to the KEF, the country’s public service financing committee, as they agreed to work together to facilitate national digital radio.

GMG Radio, HQed in Manchester, has increased its share in the regional DAB multiplex operated by the MXR consortium, after purchasing UBC Media and Ford's ...

The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has formed a new Digital Radio Committee in an effort to support the transition from analogue to ...

... and were presented by Absolute Radio's Christian O'Connell. Folder Media's children's station FunKids was honoured as Digital Station of the Year and ...

Commercial Radio Australia (CRA) will host a group of leading automotive industry executives in Sydney and Melbourne, taking them for a test drive around both cities to experience DAB+ digital radio as part of an automotive industry digital radio workshop.

The Swedish Parliament has decided on a new Radio and TV Act. The Act contains a decision regarding digitalization of the Swedish radio network and it will come into effect on 1 August 2010. As a result of the new legislation, opportunities will become available for both new and established commercial radio companies to apply for a digital radio license. “The decision today can be regarded as an important first step towards a transition to digital radio, which is something that a unified radio industry has waited a long time for. Now, we are looking forward to discussions in the fall on how the digitalization process will proceed,” says Stephan Guiance, Head of Teracom Sweden. The industry is in agreement about cooperating on the choice of technical standard, development and expansion. The Swedish Radio and TV Authority has invited the industry’s stakeholders to attend a hearing in September. It is expected that permission will be granted for commercial radio by the end of the year.