Article published reproduced with permission from IEEE. By Thimmaiah Kuppanda and Alexander Zink – Fraunhofer IIs In the Fourth Quarter Broadcast Technology publication published

DRM is a solution for the global disruption in education at a local level. DRM not only provides audio but also multimedia services consisting of

“Despite or because of the pandemic, radio has proven once again its resilience by consolidating its place in its 100th anniversary year” is the topic

After initial tests carried out at the end of last month, from 2nd December 2020, Brazil is broadcasting in DRM on 11910 kHz from the

  On the occasion of the 95th anniversary of radio broadcasting in Hungary, the Budapest University of Technology has re-launched on 1st December the Digital

  All India Radio updated the 2nd NXP Car Forum (on November 25th) by giving details about new transmitters, extended pure DRM transmissions, extra content

  Ruxandra Obreja, DRM Chair, writes in Radio World on the recent demonstration by the Indonesian public broadcaster, RRI  of DRM’s Emergency Warning Functionality.  Read

  Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation (PBC) has requested that the Government includes the Policy for equipping all cars in Pakistan with DRM receivers in its automotive

  On 25th November 2020 Rádio Nacional da Amazônia started an experimental transmission using the digital DRM standard (Digital Radio Mondiale) in shortwave. The transmission

  Shortwave knows no boundaries or international borders and despite its apparent decline over recent years, it continues to provide a lifeline service for audiences

  Gospell Digital Technology Co., Ltd (www.gospell.com) and Antriksh Digital Solution LLP of India (www.antrikshdigital.com) have recently signed a cooperation agreement for the sale of

  Following from the publication of its policy on sound broadcasting digitisation in July (https://www.gov.za/sites/default/files/gcis_document/202007/43514gon759.pdf), the South African regulator has worked hard and just published