DRM Members Continental Electronics have recently completed the installation of three HF transmitters in Malaysia and following a series of successful trial broadcasts last month, plans to
The DRM Consortium will hold its 23rd annual General Assembly Meeting on the 7th – 8th March 2011 at the Hotel Istana, Kuala Lumpur. This
The DRM Consortium organised its first ever webinar ‘Get your Burning Questions on DRM Answered’,on Tuesday, 25th attracting lots of interest from a truly global
The drmRADIO.dk website site has just passed the 6.000 unique visitors mark. Although originally aimed at supporting the Danish DRM test transmissions from Kalundborg 243 kHz, the
ETSI produces globally applicable standards for Information & Communications Technologies including fixed, mobile, radio, broadcast, internet, aeronautical and other areas. In December, ETSI published new
The DRM Consortium would like to thank Margaret Cole for her exceptional contribution to what the Consortium has done and has meant from its very
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The DRM Digital Radio Mondiale standard was extended in 2009 to add an additional mode for operation in the VHF broadcasting bands (known as DRM+),
The DRM Digital Radio Mondiale standard was extended in 2009 to add an additional mode for operation in the VHF broadcasting bands (known as DRM+),
Live broadcast: Friday 24th December, 15:00 GMT The Festival, live from the candlelit Chapel of King’s College, Cambridge, marks for many people around the world
> Click here to view the photo diary of the trial. Report from Hilary Malicka, DRM Project Director: On the first morning the group of DRM experts
The DRM Consortium is pleased to announce the completion of a very successful DRM+ trial and workshop in Sri Lanka last week. The Consortium is
The DRM Consortium is pleased to announce a DRM+ trial and workshop in Sri Lanka. The Consortium has joined forces with the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission
The DRM Consortium has written to the Communications Committee chaired by Lord Fowler who expressed a fear that the digital switchover in the UK would
