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Real Radio is made up of five regional stations based in Scotland, the North East, Yorkshire, the North West and Wales, while Smooth Radio operates both nationally via DAB and through six FM stations operating in London, Glasgow, the North West, North East, the West and East Midlands.

As "coincidence", these two groups did not obtain additional frequencies on the RNT in spectrum allocation in 2009. Such a withdrawal could be followed by Lagardère and RTL, the other two major groups opposed to terrestrial digital radio. So good or good news? The RNT can it be launched without the major networks? Of course! And it is even, we believe, a very good thing because it will free up a couple of places for other radios.

"We see a continuing expansion of DAB/DAB+/DMB radio in the global market. Quantek commits and continues to develop and support technologies, which differentiate and enhance digital broadcasting applications," said Quantek VP Marketing and Sales, Jeff Lin.

[Bad Vilbel] Seit Mitte Juni ist das Angebot an Digitalradio-Programmen in Hessen um eine Station...

A report from AngaCable 2012 saw a review of the launch of the new DAB + receiver from Technisat and explanatory information from the network operator Media Broadcast on Digital Radio which is now available on Youtube

As part of what it is calling the first “digital Olympics,” the BBC will be providing extensive coverage of the London Olympic Games on BBC Radio 5

Hong Kong's digital audio broadcasting (DAB) service is set to be further enhanced to enable more listeners to enjoy a brand new listening experience, with the transmission network coming into full operation.

Chip designer Imagination Technologies saw notable increases in both royalty and licensing revenues last year, leading to better than anticipated profits.

The company that owns digital radio manufacturer PURE has reported an increase in profits of more than 50 percent.

Neelie Kroes Vice-President of the European Commission responsible for the Digital Agenda Finding the spectrum to power the wireless revolution Spectrum Management Conference