The Digital Radio Consortium came to the IBC Show in Amsterdam eager to announce several new developments related to the DRM ...

KAISERSLAUTERN, GERMANY — Starwaves, a developer and distributor of receiver technologies centered around the digital broadcast standard DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale), has joined forces with a supplier ...

The author is chairman of the Digital Radio Mondiale Consortium. It was very interesting to read the article researched and penned by James Careless “Shortwave Radios Keep Up With Tech” in Radio World ...

BRISBANE, QLD., AUSTRALIA — It’s known as the universal, openly standardized digital radio system for short-wave, medium-wave (AM), long-wave and FM / VHF bands. And, it is celebrating recent ...

BOSTON – In recent research, Strategy Analytics studied the potential for Free Digital AM wave band radio providing enhanced in-vehicle infotainment. The latest Automotive Practice analysis, “AM Radio ...

Through a collaborative project with the RTL Group, Europe's leading broadcasting and production company, Visteon Corporation demonstrated an in-vehicle Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) receiver at the ...

DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale), a proposed standard for digital radio, enables broadcasters to reuse frequencies below 30 MHz as progressively smaller audiences are listening to the conventional ...

A key goal of the site is to test ATSC 3.0 reception on small devices and use of Digital Radio Mondiale When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Attendees of IBC 2003 saw a sample of the Digital Radio Mondale (DRM) receivers that will be ...

ERLANGEN, Germany--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Fraunhofer IIS, primary developer of the xHE-AAC audio codec and long-time member of the ATSC as well as the DRM Consortium, and Sinclair Broadcast Group (Nasdaq: ...

There are a lot of radio options in the U.S., but shortwave radio (SW) is a big deal globally. It's no surprise, then, that SW is going digital. Like many of you, I attribute my career in electronics ...

The imminent death of internet radio due to unreasonable licensing and fee hikes might not be so imminent, at least as long as radio stations are willing to pile the DRM onto their streams as demanded ...