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Radio remains an important part of our lives, with 91% of all households listening to radio at some point every week. As many as 42% of all homes have access to digital radio, with 70% of these listening via a Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) device.

International industry representatives from broadcasting, industry and government have done your research in Leipzig at the General Assembly of WorldDMB about the dynamic development of the digital radio market in Germany.

Nettetal presents The TERRATEC NOXON Vertriebs GmbH with the Noxon iRadio M110 + a new receiver for digital radio. Jointly developed by Fraunhofer IIS technology enables DAB, DAB +, FM and Internet radio receiver in one device. The NOXON iRadio M110 + is now available for 229 euros (RRP).

Promoting any new digital radio platform (whether it's DAB, DAB+, Sirius XM, HD Radio, or internet radio) is not a simple matter.

GENEVA, Nov 15 (KUNA) -- The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has launched a campaign for all new radios and mobile devices to be fitted with a Euro-Chip, which will give Digital Radio vital impetus and a surer future in Europe.

"Finally, the digital radio comes to Italy through the efforts of a group of leading publishers of the private national radio." said the President of Club DAB Italy, Fabrizio Guidi, after the presentation of the digital radio service in Trento.

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has launched a campaign for all new radios and mobile devices to be fitted with a 'Euro-Chip' which will give Digital Radio vital impetus and a surer future in Europe.

So it's great to know that people like Aves are still out there, putting out high quality DAB Radio units, for those who like a more traditional aesthetic, an actual radio in their house.

This year's WorldDMB Forum General Assembly took place in Leipzig, Germany this week. The choice of location was not accidental as Germany has taken a big leap forward with DAB+ digital radio in the last year. There has been a coordinated national move from public and private broadcasters, achieving a coverage of 80% of German population.

This year's WorldDMB Forum General Assembly took place in Leipzig, Germany this week. The choice of location was not accidental as Germany has taken a big leap forward with DAB+ digital radio in the last year. There has been a coordinated national move from public and private broadcasters, achieving a coverage of 80% of German population