Digital Radio News

The station will launch at 7am on Wednesday 26th April and will give away 20,000 bacon butties over the first 40 days of broadcasting.

Newly confirmed to speak at the event are Caroline Martin, lunchtime host of BBC West Midlands and Amy Southall, Midlands Officer, Student Radio Association.

There are now three national DAB multiplexes and 53 local DAB multiplexes across the UK.

New figures have been released from WorldDAB showing over 50 million DAB Digital Radio receivers have now been sold.

The team behind MKFM is launching two new radio stations later this year.

One of BBC Radio 2's annual pop-up stations is coming back on March 9th for four days.

Forces radio station BFBS will come off the national digital radio multiplex Digital One in March after carrying out analysis over the costs.

Glasgow’s digital radio scene will be celebrated at a special radio event - Doing the DAB - from Digital Radio UK in partnership with RadioToday.

100% Digital - By Laurence Harrison, Market Development Director, Digital Radio UK

The official start of switching off most radio services from FM has begun in Norway.

The new word on the street in Norway is #FMexit, to represent the digital switchover happening on Wednesday morning

The countdown is on to the official start of digital radio switchover in Norway, beginning on January 11th at 11:11.11am.

Angel can now be heard on DAB in Aldershot, Bristol, Brighton, Birmingham, Cambridge, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, London, Norwich, West Sussex and Woking.

The digital pop-up service is on-air until January 3rd 2017 – BBC Radio Cymru’s 40th birthday.

The launch of the final transmitter, located at Turnpike Hill, completes a programme of work to expand local DAB coverage to 95% of households and roads in Kent.

You can hear the event in full exclusively on inRad.io tonight from 7pm. Listen via TuneIn, website, Apple TV or Android/iPhone apps.

They say the current operator, Bauer Media, has made no attempt to offer solutions such as DAB+.

The report confirms that digital listening has increased to 45.5% and in six areas of the UK digital listening exceeds 50%, led by Sussex.

The event is taking place at 6pm on Thursday 8 December at Texture Bar in central Manchester.

A radio station is launching in Manchester playing traditional Christmas carols and general festive music from Dec 1st.