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Digital station GaydarRadio is giving listeners a chance to win PURE DAB Digital Radio sets, signed by celebs. JLS, George Michael, Kelly Roland and Gary Barlow has signed the radios to help raise money for the National Aids Trust for World AIDS Day. ...

Hino has become the first car manufacturer in Australia to include DAB digital radio as standard equipment across its range of vehicles. Hino Australia manufactures light, medium and heavy trucks used across the building, landscaping and ...

The campaign is also accompanied with information on air and there is the opportunity to win prizes...

In the tender submitted, NPO is looking to get a maximum of 20 DAB radio stations and up to three DMB-T video channels. Hans Bakhuizen, NPO senior policy technology adviser, said the move demonstrated that “NPO is committed to DAB . ...

Chief Executive of Commercial Radio Australia, Joan Warner said: “Times are tough, particularly for Australian retailers. The radio industry wants to show its support for the retail sector and offered airtime allocated to the industry's on-air brand campaign for a promotion of the importance of the Australian retail sector,” Ms Warner said.

The Netherlands Public Broadcaster (NPO) has submitted a tender for a DAB+ contract that involves a rollout plan for 95 percent coverage by 2017. The NPO made the announcement at the WorldDMB Marketing Seminar in The Hague, which hosted executives from the digital radio industry, mainly from the Netherlands and Belgium

The Netherlands Public Broadcaster (NPO) demonstrated its confidence in the growth and future success of the DAB+ digital broadcasting standard by announcing at the WorldDMB Marketing Seminar in The Hague that it has submitted a tender for a DAB+ contract that will involve an ambitious rollout plan aiming for 95% coverage by 2017

North German Broadcast is to start broadcasting DAB+ from the 22 November 2011. The broadcasts will initially be received in the metropolitan areas of Hanover, Hamburg, Kiel and Schwerin and in the Lueneburg Heath (Visselhövede transmitter) and Greater Bremen, Delmenhorst.

As expected,but not yet officially announced by the CSA, terrestrial digital radio finally arrived in Marseille and its surroundings from November 9, 2011. This is a job announcement posted on the site of a radio Avignon giving the information