IBC – DRM: The Digital Journey to showcase at IBC 2011
RM – The Digital Journey: From Technology to Listeners IBC is considered the leading global tradeshow for professionals engaged in the creation, management and delivery
RM – The Digital Journey: From Technology to Listeners IBC is considered the leading global tradeshow for professionals engaged in the creation, management and delivery
More Choice: The average radio today can receive some 35-40 local FM stations and a handful of Medium Wave broadcasts. DRM has the potential to
The DRM Consortium will focus on the efficiency aspects of DRM at the International Broadcasting Convention (IBC), being held in Amsterdam from the 6th -11th
The delegation included a group of influential Brazilian deputies dealing with the digitisation question within powerful commissions of the Chamber of Deputies in Brasilia. Welcomed
One Mega Watt (1000 kW) Medium Wave Transmitter at Rajkot was initially commissioned on 1.7.1971 to broadcast the external services of All India Radio particularly
Answering your Questions: While it is clear that the internet is indeed developing as an important new tool for broadcasters to use in disseminating their
Answering your Questions: As radio stations have multiplied across the globe, space on the frequency spectrum has become keenly contested. Engineers have been able to
All India Radio (AIR) has taken the initiative for adequate coverage in border areas in Jammu and Kashmir and the North-eastern part of the country.
Over the next few months South Korea will implement their plan for a high power simulcast DRM transmitter to start broadcasting on medium wave. Alongside
In anticipation of DRM transmissions from AIR to European waters, a Danish ship company which employs a number of seafarers from India have agreed to
The Autocar Professional website recently reported that Visteon were hard at work developing future-ready products that will enhance user connectivity in car. “Visteon displayed a range of
The technical support and equipment for the trial in Brazil was provided by RFmondial, Fraunhofer, Nautel and the University of Hannover who set up the
The DRM booth at the ABERT Congress was constantly manned and visitors could easily approach a very good team of DRM representatives including Ruxandra Obreja, Consortium Chairman
DRM participação no 26 Congresso da ABERT, em Brasília de 19 a 21 de Junho.
The first Brazilian made DRM transmitter was unveiled by BT Broadcast Transmitters. The company is well known for their analogue Transmitters in Brazil and this is their first