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Norway sets switch off date for FM
04.02.2011 - Digitalradio Norge AS - Norway
In a report released today, the Norwegian Government announces that FM radio broadcast will be switched off in 2017.
Norway is among the first countries in the world to set a specific time for FM switch-off.
Norway Switches Off FM
04.02.2011 - Norway
Later today the Norwegian Ministry of Culture will publish a report to the government, to be made into legislation, saying that FM will be switched off in 2017, writes Aftenposten a daily newspaper.
The ABC show us the way again with Cyclone Yasi
03.02.2011 - Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) WorldDAB Member - Australia
james.cridland.net If you’ve a DAB+ radio in one of the coverage areas in Australia, you’ll want to hunt for ABC QLD CYCLONE.
DIGITAL: 25 per cent reached
03.02.2011 - United Kingdom
Listening to DAB has also increased, if only slightly, from 15.3 per cent to 15.8 per cent, whilst internet radio and digital television listening also ...
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RAJAR Data Release - Quarter 4, 2010
03.02.2011 - United Kingdom
As ever, DAB radio continues to maintain its position as the most popular device when it comes to listening to digital radio, accounting for 63.2% of all ...
(PR Newswire UK (press release)) Read more
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New DAB Add-on for iPhone 4 has Built-in Look
31.01.2011Now Europeans have a chance to add a "bandwidth free" radio accessory to their iPhone 4s that has a built-in feel, thanks to Lingo's new iRis battery pack and analog FM/DAB receiver.
ABU Readies for Digital Future
31.01.2011 - Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU) WorldDAB Member - Malaysia
The Digital Radio Mondiale Consortium, Nautel, Harris Broadcast, Sony and ATDI are major sponsors. Among the topics being discussed are the delivery of ...
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Frontier Silicons high performance slave mode DAB, DAB+ and DMB-Radio module will make digital radio a standard in all consumer home audio products
24.01.2011 - Frontier Smart Technologies WorldDAB Member - United Kingdom
Frontier Silicons high performance slave mode DAB, DAB+ and DMB-Radio module will make digital radio a standard in all consumer home audio products
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New chip will bring digital radio to all consumer products: Frontier Silicon
21.01.2011 - Frontier Smart Technologies WorldDAB Member - United Kingdom
The company says the “high performance slave mode DAB, DAB and DMB-Radio module will make digital radio a standard in all consumer home audio products.”
(Radioinfo (subscription)) Read more