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Local radio groups question Ofcom on DAB switchover
A number of local radio groups have questioned the role of the DAB platform at the local level in a response to a consultation from broadcasting regulator Ofcom.
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RE: BBC 'BBC Proms 2011' by Karmarama
with the deplorably low bit rate that R3 get's broadcast at on DAB, I'd suggest the proposition is flawed...
RE: Radio chief calls for digital switchover date to be scrapped
Digital listening may be low according to Rajar but when you look at the number of households that actually possess a DAB Radio so could listen to digital channels it is slightly more encouraging. According to figures from The British Population Survey in 2010 24.64% of households have a DAB Digital radio. This is up from 18.86% in 2008 and 22.63% in 2009. These figures are from a sample of over 250,000 households via face to face in home interviews.
Radio chief calls for digital switchover date to be scrapped
The chief executive of independent radio network UKRD has called on broadcast minister Ed Vaizey to scrap the 2015 target date for digital switchover, citing "hugely disappointing" figures for DAB listeners.
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Rajar Q4 2010: Digital radio listening hits 25%
Digital radio has reached the milestone of 25% of all radio listening thanks to growth in DAB and internet platforms, according to the latest Rajar figures.
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RE: Radio groups plan anti-DAB campaign
OMG, talk about an industry shooting itself in the foot. Looks to me like the big groups are being outthought, outsmarted and outwitted by a group that has less than 1% market share but somehow, is achieving 100% of voice. You have to admire him for that at least. I want to book and plan airtime on a medium that works with a confident plan for the future. Radio competitors will love this, which other medium is killing their own industry with this infighting right now. In my experience, whenever there is doubt about a platform, we guide clients elsewhere. The radio sector is too small for this and their only future is unity at all levels. A public spat about the medium is doing no one any favours at all, least of all the consumer. As someone once said - I can't remember who - "they have snapped failure from the jaws of success". Apologies if I have killed a good quote here. My strong advice to the Radio Centre and UKRD is to do their talking and fighting behind closed doors. We want to be assured of the platform. Looks like outdoor wins again
Radio groups plan anti-DAB campaign
A meeting between radio executives and communications minister Ed Vaizey about DAB radio ended in stalemate yesterday, as a number of local radio groups consider running an anti-DAB ad campaign.
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Commercial radio groups refuse to promote digital radio
A number of commercial radio groups have refused to air a campaign to support digital radio, as the row about who is going to fund the rollout of DAB transmission continues.
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RE: Digital radio gets ad push with Radioplayer to launch in December
most DAB's are not stereo. those that are are expensive DAB+ is an advanced protocol but DAB cannot be upgraded IP streaming is a richer environment. I just don't get it.
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