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Avateq at IBC2018
08.08.2018 - Avateq Corp. - Canada Canada
Avateq (Hall 2, A41) will present a new product for off-air monitoring at IBC2018 starting tomorrow in Amsterdam - AVQ100 ActiveCore RF Signal Inspector for DAB/DAB+/T-DMB digital broadcasting standards.

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Xperi to launch DTS Connected Radio in 2019
08.08.2018 - Xperi Corporation WorldDAB Member - United States United States
Xperi will partner with an as-yet unconfirmed global automotive brand to launch its DTS Connected Radio next year, which will be the first global system to enable car makers to create a common, enhanced radio experience across different analogue and digital broadcast systems.

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DAB + in Bavaria: two new transmitters grows network to 52 locations
08.08.2018 - Bayerischer Rundfunk WorldDAB Member - Germany Germany
On 10 August 2018, Bayerische Rundfunk will put two more DAB + transmitters into operation in Mainburg for the Bavarian broadcaster network and the Lower Bavaria regional network. 52 locations in Bavaria now broadcast in DAB+, with 90.2% of people receiving the digital BR program package at home, while mobile DAB+ is at 97.5%.

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Hyundai Tucson 2019
08.08.2018 - Hyundai Motor Group WorldDAB Member - Australia Australia
The Active X gains 17-inch alloys, tyre pressure monitoring, rear park assist, 8.0-inch multimedia screen with built-in sat-nav, DAB+ digital radio.

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France's DAB+ allocation tender plans announced
08.08.2018 - France France
The French media watchdog CSA launched its national DAB+ allocation tender process last week, with the intention that within eight years, 90% of the motorways and 75% of the metropolitan regions will be covered. Candidates have until 7 November to submit their applications.

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The arguments for DAB+ in Norway
08.08.2018 - Norway Norway
The DAB debate has resurfaced after comments from the Center Party. One of the of the main arguments for replacing the FM network was that it was largely old and needed a lot of maintenance. Either we spent a lot of money saving equipment from an old standard, or we move to the future in the form of DAB, which is not just a newer technology, but a whole new way to broadcast radio.

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2019 BMW X4
08.08.2018 - BMW AG WorldDAB Member - Australia Australia
Standard equipment from base includes 19-inch M light alloy wheels, a head-up display, LED headlights and fog-lights, adaptive suspension, automatic headlights and wipers, tri-zone climate control, automatic tailgate, Navigation Professional incorporating a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system with navigation and ConnectedDrive Services, and DAB+ digital radio.

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2019 Hyundai Tucson
08.08.2018 - Hyundai Motor Group WorldDAB Member - Australia Australia
The ActiveX comes with larger 8.0-inch touchscreen with inbuilt satellite navigation, DAB+ digital radio, an eight-speaker Infinity audio system, 17-inch alloys, tyre pressure monitoring, rear parking sensors, leather-appointed seats, heated and power folding exterior mirrors, electric lumbar support, and a USB outlet in the rear centre console.

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BMW X4 2019
08.08.2018 - BMW AG WorldDAB Member - Australia Australia
Coming standard on the xDrive 20i M Sport are 19-inch alloy wheels, a 10.25-inch touchscreen with DAB+ and built-in nav, cloth/leather upholstery, sports front seats, head-up display, automatic tailgate, rain-sensing wipers, auto-dimming rear mirrors, LED headlights, tail-lights and DRLs, automated park assist and three-zone climate control.

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Lyca Radio given approval to drop news content to focus on DAB growth
07.08.2018 - United Kingdom United Kingdom
London radio station Lyca Radio will look to expand its DAB service offering after getting approval from UK regulator Ofcom to drop its weekday hourly local news on the AM bandwidth. In a statement, Lyca Radio cites Ofcom's policy to allow regional stations to share programming as a way to allow budgeting for the growth of DAB services.

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