Commercial stations and the BBC expected to confirm the switchover to digital services, 40 years after Britain's first independent station opened
Showing posts with label Analogue Radio. Show all posts
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Wednesday, August 03, 2011
Radio revolution threatened as analogue sets outsell DABs three to one
By Paul Revoir
Digital radio switchover plans are facing a new crisis after it was revealed that three analogue sets are still being sold for every one which has the new technology. With millions continuing to buy traditional sets the 'aspirational' target of 2015 to move all major stations off FM and AM and on to digital looks even more unlikely.
Digital radio switchover plans are facing a new crisis after it was revealed that three analogue sets are still being sold for every one which has the new technology. With millions continuing to buy traditional sets the 'aspirational' target of 2015 to move all major stations off FM and AM and on to digital looks even more unlikely.
Thursday, April 08, 2010
Say goodbye to your transistor radio - digital switchover is coming
By Neil Midgley
Published: 8:30AM BST 08 Apr 2010
But now the hiss and crackle of the analogue radio set are finally set to become a thing of the past, with a new law passed yesterday paving the way for digital radio switchover in 2015.
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Monday, March 29, 2010
Radio lobby 'hides' 2m analogue receiver sales
Mysterious boost for DAB
By Andrew Orlowski
29th March 2010 11:48 GMT
Maybe the Great Digital Switchover won't be so difficult, after all. The UK's digital radio lobby group has redefined what an analogue radio is, giving DAB a stunning boost in market share.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Digital Britain: Analogue radio switch-off set for 2015
Government unveils ambitious targets for move to digital radio
John Plunkett
guardian.co.uk, Tuesday 16 June 2009 16.28 BST
All the UK's national radio stations and many local services will stop broadcasting on analogue by the end of 2015, according to ambitious switch-off targets unveiled by the government today.
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