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Europe on Track for Mass Market Digital Radio in Cars

13.07.2010 -

- United Kingdom

TISA Announces Finalised Specification for TPEG

Germany and Sweden Move Toward Digital Radio Future_Norway expands national DAB offerings

05.07.2010 - Germany

STMicroelectronics Hosts Discussions on the Future of Automotive Infotainment

01.07.2010 - STMicroelectronics WorldDAB Member - Germany

Geneva, July 1, 2010 - STMicroelectronics (NYSE: STM), the world's largest supplier of components for digital radio receivers, will host this year's WorldDMB Car Manufacturers Workshop in Munich, Germany, on July 7, 2010.

Radioscape Newsletter

30.06.2010 - Radioscape - United Kingdom

Four new services on DAB in Norway

29.06.2010 - Digitalradio Norge AS - Norway

June 2010 - Four new radio stations Radio Norway, Radio1, P5, NRJ have launched on the national DAB multiplex in Norway.

Refreshed Mini now tax-free thanks to new BMW diesel engine

29.06.2010 - BMW AG WorldDAB Member - Germany

With the exception of the entry level Mini First, all models will now get a DAB radio as standard. The optional 6.5" widescreen sat nav has been updated, ...

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BMW GROUP JOINS WORLDDMB

29.06.2010 -

- United Kingdom

BMW AG, the world’s best selling luxury car manufacturer, has become a member of WorldDMB

DLM welcomes the decision of the KEF

28.06.2010 - Germany

It is seen as "important, because it is an indispensable step towards the introduction of nationwide digital radio",

Good news for Germany

25.06.2010 - Germany

The Commission to determine the financial needs of the broadcasters (KEF), at its meeting on 25th June 2010 unanimously adopted the following decision:

KEF acknowledges financial requirements for digital terrestrial radio

25.06.2010 - Germany

(Full translation to follow) 06/25/2010 [Mainz] In a unanimous decision the Commission has accepted to determine the financial needs of the broadcasters (KEF)