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The Conseil supérieur de l'audiovisuel, the French audiovisual regulatory authority, has announced that it would — finally — launch digital terrestrial radio (DAB) this year, and deliver authorization to the stations that were pre-selected in 2008.

Chief executive officer of Commercial Radio Australia, Joan Warner today welcomed changes to the Broadcasting Services Act, which mean regional radio operators will have greater flexibility in managing their stations, as a win for common sense.

The Higher Audiovisual Council will finally launch in 2012 the terrestrial digital radio (DAB), blocked for years by issuing permits for the preset stations in 2008 , then by launching a call for applications for twenty large cities, has he said Tuesday.

The CSA should allow more than one hundred stations broadcasting in digital in Paris, Marseille and Nice, before the end of 2012. But this prospect does not please everyone ...

Some 30 years ago, when the Institut für Rundfunktechnik — a research center focusing on broadcasting technology sponsored by public-service broadcasters in Germany, Austria and Switzerland —began work on what would eventually become the Eureka-147 DAB project, no one could have predicted how tangled the implementation of digital radio would become globally.

Hino become the first truck manufacturer in the world to include a DAB+ digital radio broadcast multimedia unit as standard equipment across its range of Australian trucks in late 2011.

Radiodays Europe 2013, 18 to 19 March will be held in Berlin Congress Center (BCC) in the German capital.

The software for DAB / DAB + function of the ran - T Stick was developed in close cooperation with the Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits IIS developed. Through this particular software users will enjoy a tailor-media experience

A community radio station in North Devon has secured space on the local digital multiplex. The Voice is hoping to start broadcasting on DAB before April 12th, when its current temporary FM licence runs out. The group has been campaigning for local ...

The government minister responsible for broadcasting has met with leading retailers to talk about how they can support the move to digital radio. Ed Vaizey has held talks with firms including John Lewis, Dixons group, Comet, Argos and Halfords – and ...