Tag: digital radio
EuropeThe uncertain future of car radio?
Javier Sánchez, a member of the Radio Board of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), expressed concern in his author text about the future of car...
CroatiaThere will be a new tender for DAB + concessions
The Council for Electronic Media (VEM) has established that there is a public interest in performing the activities of the media service of digital radio DAB + in...
Weak interest in DAB + concessions
The insane price of broadcasting at DAB + MUX, set by Transmitters and Communications, and the small number of digital radio receivers among listeners are the...
SloveniaWebinar on the future of terrestrial radio and TV broadcasting in...
MBT - Regional Organization of Broadcasting Societies, about which we recently wrote, is organizing its first international webinar on The future of terrestrial television and...
Digital radio is expanding in Slovenia
The Agency for Communication Networks and Services (AKOS) continues to expand its digital radio network in Slovenia.
The interested public was informed that in the advertising...
Yammat FM going digital
With every passing day, DAB + is progressing! This famous sentence from the movie Do you remember Dolly Bell? could easily be applied to...
The decision on the multiplex R3
The Agency for Communications Networks and Services of the Republic of Slovenia (AKOS) has decided on the allocation of radio frequencies for DAB + multiplex R3.
The...
Digital radio receivers soon to be in all new cars within...
The European Commission adopted the European Electronic Communications Act last month. In the shadow of sharper initiatives such as the 5G network and WiFi4EU...
In Croatia all parties are interested in the introduction of DAB...
Half a year after the experimental launch of digital radio using the new DAB+ technology in Croatia, the OIV (Transmitters and Communications Ltd.) has...
Digital radio on the rise in Europe
Last year the number of radio stations broadcasting digitally grew by a quarter in Europe (23.7%; 288 more, from 1503), said the European Broadcasting...
