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Thai digital radio plans move a step closer

19.02.2014 - Thailand

Eight state agencies have signed up with Thailand’s media regulator to trial digital radio, reports The Nation.

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New Ford Transit with DAB

18.02.2014 - United Kingdom

The new Ford Transit now comes with DAB.

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2014 Porsche 911 GT3 with DAB

18.02.2014 - United Kingdom

2014 Porsche 911 GT3 with DAB as optional.

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Alfa Romeo Giulietta with DAB

18.02.2014 - United Kingdom

Alfa Romeo Giulietta with DAB as optional.

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McLaren 650S with DAB

18.02.2014 - United Kingdom

McLaren 650S now comes with DAB as standard.

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Alfa Giulietta with DAB

18.02.2014 - United Kingdom

The updated 2014 Alfa Romeo Giulietta comes with standard-fit DAB radio.

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WorldDMB and FGA Collaborate for DAB+ in Italy

18.02.2014 - Italy

Fiat Group Automobiles hosted a meeting of WorldDMB and Italian digital radio industry representatives at the beginning of February. The meeting featured a presentation of the status of digital radio from WorldDMB President Patrick Hannon, as well as updates from Digital Radio UK, Digital Radio Deutschland, Germany, and a combined presentation from Digital Radio Italy (Club DAB Italia, Euro Dab Italia), as well as chip manufacturer NXP and RaiWay, the technical division of RAI public broadcaster.

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Facebook 5000 competition – the results are in!

18.02.2014 - Poland

Polish Radio ran a 'Facebook 5000 DAB+ competition! and the results are in!

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First step towards radio digitalisation

18.02.2014 - Thailand

The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission yesterday joined with eight state agencies to test run digital radio broadcasting. The analog TV switch-off may take more than three years to complete, but the debut of digital radio is expected by next year under the Broadcasting Master Plan (2012-16).

(The Nation) Read more