Alexander Zink (Broadcast Applications, Fraunhofer IIS) and Vineeta Dwivedi (Project Director, DRM) will hold a session on “Digital broadcast: Changing the World of Radio†at the India Radio Forum on 27th May 2009. As the world moves into the new digital era for almost all...
DRM and WorldDMB are hosting a joint networking party at Broadcast Asia in Singapore this year. After the day session on 'Expanding the Opportunities in Radio', the two consortia will invite industry guests for a special reception on Tuesday 16th June 2009 from 19.30-21.30. DRM & WorldDMB are...
The DRM panel discussion held on Tuesday, 22nd of April during NAB Las Vegas was attended by a record number of members, guests and journalists from all over the world. Here attached you can find the presentation as well as the best pictures of our event....
Las Vegas, April 21st 2009 - The DRM Consortium and its members have organised several activities to display the best of DRM technology and equipment at National Association of Broadcasting Exhibition in Las Vegas this year. From new DRM radios to first commercial equipment for...
DRM Digital Radio technology Consortium is going to have a strong presence at NAB this year. Our main event is on 21st April 2009 at 3 pm on Continental Electronics booth N7007 where top DRM experts are going to take part in a panel discussion...
DRM - shaping the future of digital radio. Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) is the universal, openly standardised, digital radio system for short-wave, medium-wave and long-wave digital radio for the radio frequencies below 30 MHz. Today, DRM leads the transition of the conventional analogue radio into...
The General Assembly of the DRM Consortium held last week in Erlangen, Germany was attended by a record number of members and guests from all over the world including the technical directors of the ABU and EBU who expressed their support for the work of...
Erlangen, Germany - A new state-of-the-art DRM digital radio receiver was unveiled to DRM members at the annual general assembly of the Consortium being held in Erlangen, Germany where the world's two biggest broadcasting unions - EBU and ABU - re-iterated their support to the...
With India and Russia deciding to implement DRM as the solution for digitising radio, the technology is poised to become a widely-used open digital standard worldwide. This is the belief of the DRM Consortium which is planning its next steps for extending reach and expanding...
After extensive trials in 2007, the Indian state broadcaster All India Radio (AIR) has decided that DRM is the best technology for converting its vast public service broadcasting network to digital. After conducting trials over a one and a half year period, AIR has started...
