Do We Need Community Radio?:  The coronavirus has had a contradictory impact on local stations; is the topic of DRM Chair, Ruxandra Obreja’s blog in

The DRM Consortium in collaboration with AIBD (Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development) organised a webinar on 6th May 2020. Over 70 participants from the Asia Pacific

  The DRM Consortium in collaboration with AIBD (Asa-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development) is organising an online webinar on 6 May 2020, 0540pm MYT (1500-1700 IST,

Under the theme “DRM Benefits in Times of Crisis,” the DRM Consortium in collaboration with Asia-Pacific Broadcast Union (ABU) and Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU)

  Under the theme “DRM Benefits in Times of Crisis,” the DRM Consortium in collaboration with Asia-Pacific Broadcast Union (ABU) and Arab States Broadcasting Union

The BBC’s Digital Planet podcast episode of April 14th features an interview on benefits of the standard with DRM Chair, Ruxandra Obreja. Listen here, starting

At the recent virtual DRM General Assembly participants from all continents reviewed the intense and successful activities of 2019-2020. Here is a selection and reminder

In times of coronavirus radio comes into its own with its great presence enhanced by existing benefits while future applications can become as useful as

  In an article in Radio World International, Hans Johnson takes a look at the use of DRM broadcasts on shortwave in Russia. Read more

  The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has just published their final 55-page Report on the Future Delivery of Radio this month (March 2020) based

  Author: Gerhard Straub On February 4 of this year, the United States Agency for Global Media’s (“USAGM”) Office of Cuba Broadcasting (“OCB”), in cooperation