DRM – Year in Review 2025
Before we change the year and date, we would like to remind you of the big strides made by DRM in 2025 across the world with your encouragement and support.
Before we change the year and date, we would like to remind you of the big strides made by DRM in 2025 across the world with your encouragement and support.
The DRM South Africa Group has reached a major milestone in its digital radio journey with the approval of its DRM in FM demonstration licence,
Ruxandra Obreja and Matthew Phillips joined the latest Radio Unplugged session by WRTH to discuss why DRM Digital Radio continues to matter in a multi-standard
In her end of year summary DRM Chairman details why in 2025 DRM has proven to be not a niche technology but a robust, scaleable
As recently seen in Sri Lanka, Indonesia and Hong Kong, climate-related and man-made disasters in the Asia-Pacific region are growing in frequency and intensity, threatening
In her ample Radio World article the DRM Chairman tries to see where the Indian digitisation of private FM stations is going. For now, as
Elements Innovation, a DRM Consortium member, recently announced the launch of a DRM/DAB/CDR/AM/FM/SW multi-standard single DIN aftermarket car digital radio with Bluetooth and USB Player.
November is as busy as it can be for DRM. This newsletter will give you a lot of details on the DRM position after the publication of the Indian regulator’s recommendation on FM digitisation. In this newsletter edition you will
In the Asia-Pacific region, climate-related disasters are growing in frequency and intensity, threatening lives, infrastructure, and sustainable development. The role of media as a trusted source
On December 1st Hungary will celebrate the centenary of its regular radio broadcasting. There will be official events to mark the occasion, accompanied by a
How can digital education reach places where the internet is scarce, whether due to limited network coverage, high data costs, or unreliable connections? This challenge
Digital Radio Mondiale welcomes the recommendation published by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on October 3rd , while stressing that DRM alone offers
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