DRM Consortium Position on Indian Regulator’s Recommendation
Executive Summary On October 3rd the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has recommended the adoption of a single national standard for digital radio in
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Executive Summary On October 3rd the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has recommended the adoption of a single national standard for digital radio in
India’s digital radio revolution has gained remarkable momentum, with over 11.9 million (1.19 crore) passenger cars on the road as of July 2025 already equipped
Following a recent meeting with UNESCO representatives in Paris, the Digital Radio Mondiale Consortium has presented the disasters warning solution provided by the DRM standard
Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) and its consortium members made a successful return to AidEx this year, building on their debut in 2024. Delegates at AidEx
To explore the progress and potential of Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) in South Africa and the Southern African region, the DRM South Africa Group in
Twice per year, on the last Sundays of October and March, many shortwave frequencies need to change due to natural seasonal changes in propagation. For
The Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) Consortium is extending its Free Introductory Associate Membership offer to companies and organisations interested in finding out more about the
With more than 275 million people and more than 17,000 islands Indonesia is the fourth most populous country in the world. Already in 2023, the
The world’s leading humanitarian aid and disaster relief event returns to Geneva on 22–23 October 2025. AidEx explores solution-oriented and innovative approaches for an effective
The DRM South Africa Group invites all industry stakeholders and radio enthusiasts, including broadcasters, regulators, radio professionals, and interested individuals, to join its upcoming webinar
The open, global DRM standard has recently been adopted as part of the Chinese national standard. This big step, following the adoption of DRM, the
The first edition of the quarterly DRM Africa Newsletter was officially published today, marking a new chapter in digital radio outreach across the continent.
Welcome to the first edition of the African DRM Newsletter!
It is with great excitement that we have announced at IBC 2025 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, that the not-for-profit DRM Consortium has decided to put more focus on the African digital radio sector. The quarterly African newsletter is an invitation to all those interested to learn more about DRM and share their news so that digital radio can become reality and bring its good audio and many digital benefits to the millions of avid African listeners.
Every year, September is dominated by the big IBC exhibition and conference in Amsterdam. The event in the Netherlands means the summer holiday is over for many. It also gives DRM members an opportunity to make new announcements, and these came thick and fast ahead of and during the event at RAI.
