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Celador’s Fire Radio has applied to be part of the Bournemouth DAB multiplex, just weeks after removing itself from the service.

The countdown to Chrissy is on and ARN's digital Christmas station, Elf Radio is back on DAB and iHeartRadio.

Renault has announced a new range of limited edition models dubbed ‘Iconic’. The Twingo Iconic is based on the Dynamique model and its specification includes cruise control with speed limiter and DAB radio.

Analogue radio is down (by 6%); digital radio - online, DAB, through the TV - is up (by 4%). The number of “don’t know how I’m listening” is also up, as you can tell, by 2%. In total, analogue listening is down, again, yet total radio listening is static. New digital platforms are are ensuring radio’s future.

Magic Radio is now running in Lausanne and surrounding areas on DAB+.

After several weeks of tests we are delighted to announce the first production deployment of the ODR-mmbTools in Single Frequency Network operation. The SFN consists of two overlapping co-channel transmitters serving part of the city of London. The multiplex is operated by U.DAB.

Southern Cross Austereo has come out on top and dominates the second round of GFK’s DAB+ survey results. With over thirty stations on offer and 3.2 million Australians listening via DAB+, SCA takes out #1 with Triple M Classic Rock. Buddha increased its listeners and moved into national top 5. With two other brands making the list including More 80’s & 90’s and Stardust.

Australia, the first country to officially launch DAB+, is celebrating new figures today showing 40% of Australians (in the five metro capital cities with DAB) have access to a digital radio, at home, work or in the car.

Australians are embracing digital radio, with new data by GfK showing four out of 10 Australians in the five metropolitan capital cities now have access to a digital radio at home, work or in the car.

“The research shows that 40% of Australians in the major capital cities now have access to a DAB digital radio, which reflects a strong adoption rate over the six years since the launch of the first DAB services in Australia,” said CRA CEO Joan Warner.