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Live Broadcasts Schedule
International, National and Local DRM Broadcasts Underway in Markets Worldwide
Some of the world's favorite broadcasters have already begun transmitting live, daily or weekly DRM broadcasts and special programs. The list includes international broadcasters, as well as national radio networks and local radio stations. It includes commercial and public broadcasters. More broadcasters are implementing DRM with each passing month.
For the latest updates as to DRM's complete Live Broadcasts Schedule, stay tuned to this page. The DRM Live Broadcasts Schedule below provides you with the latest details. For even more information, including coverage maps in most cases, simply click on the city listing for each broadcast, at the right side of the chart.
* Different beams in alternate week
** May be interrupted for analogue coverage of special events
Schedule subject to change. All transmissions can be off air for a limited period without further notice.
DRM Short-Wave Broadcasts Now Available at HFCC
A Note to Broadcasters from DRM: HFCC (High Frequency Coordination Conference) is a group active in coordination of frequency channels used in short wave broadcasting. It is registered as a regional coordination group with the International Telecommunication Union in Geneva. Several years ago, an ITU Task Group recommended that coordination - as developed in the HFCC - should become a part of the frequency management procedures. The principles of coordination were incorporated into the International Radio Regulations during the 1997 World Radio Conference.
HFCC's main activity is a direct co-ordination of frequencies among frequency managers and specialists of broadcasters, administrations, transmission service providers and other organisations with the aim to facilitate the resolution or minimisation of mutual interference on short waves. DRM is a member of HFCC, and HFCC is a member of the DRM Consortium. DRM advises broadcasters to coordinate their DRM transmissions within HFCC in order to prevent interference.
DRM Software Radio Project
Hundreds of radio enthusiasts around the world now listen to DRM broadcasts. The Forum of the DRM Software Radio Project Web site, managed by DRM member VT Communications, remains active. For the Web site, click here.
