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DRM serves traditionally underserved populations. This video shows how we can bring DRM Digital Radio to billions of people at affordable prices.
A third of the world’s population has no internet access. For these individuals, radio broadcasts can be the difference between isolation and connection. Marking a significant moment for global connectivity, DRM Consortium Chair Ruxandra Obreja, BBC World Service Director Distribution Nigel Fry, Product Line Director at CML Micro, Matthew Phillips and our very own Tim Whittaker and the team at CC reflect on the significance of CC and CML Micro’s DRM1000 module – a groundbreaking DRM receiver that is low-cost, low-power and compact. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/e7PhNjAR #DRM #DigitalRadio #Broadcast #Radio #DigitalRadioMondiale DRM Digital Radio
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Sustainability is so often assumed to be about reducing CO2 or switching to bioplastics. But the United Nations’ definition is much broader, talking about meeting current needs without compromising future needs, with a focus on areas such as reducing inequality and innovating in infrastructure. That’s why I loved seeing one of Cambridge Consultants’ latest breakthroughs below, broadening access to communications that so many of us take for granted. #sustainability
A third of the world’s population has no internet access. For these individuals, radio broadcasts can be the difference between isolation and connection. Marking a significant moment for global connectivity, DRM Consortium Chair Ruxandra Obreja, BBC World Service Director Distribution Nigel Fry, Product Line Director at CML Micro, Matthew Phillips and our very own Tim Whittaker and the team at CC reflect on the significance of CC and CML Micro’s DRM1000 module – a groundbreaking DRM receiver that is low-cost, low-power and compact. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/e7PhNjAR #DRM #DigitalRadio #Broadcast #Radio #DigitalRadioMondiale DRM Digital Radio
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KOREA UPDATE: The National Radio Research Agency (RRA) of Korea updates regulation on conformity assessment of broadcasting and communications equipment. Find more information here: https://bit.ly/3ShPe9O #RegulatoryCompliance #RadioCompliance #Radio #Telecom #TelecomCompliance #EMCcompliance #GreenCompliance #GlobalMarketAccess #Korea #KoreaCompliance #telecommunications #communications #technology #TypeApproval
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Learn how the Haivision Air mobile video transmitter is a changing IP-based workflows in the broadcast industry in our latest blog: https://lnkd.in/eYjgtahi
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South Africa's communications regulator, ICASA, has just released its "State of the ICT Sector Report of South Africa, March 2024". It is an important document for stakeholders in the 3 sectors ICASA regulates: telecommunications; postal services and broadcasting. Here are a few initial statistics from the Report: - The national percentage of households with internet access from any location decreased from 77.5% to 75.3% in 2022. There was however an increase in the proportion of households with internet access specifically at home, rising from 10.4% in 2021 to 13% in 2022. - As of 2023, a total of 4,921 schools were connected to the internet, as required by ICASA's Universal Service and Access Obligations. KwaZulu-Natal has the highest number and Gauteng the least. - Telecommunications service providers, reduced the effect of loading shedding in 2023, by spending R2.5 billion on batteries. They spent R930 million on generators. - In 2023, the telecommunications sector experienced a marginal overall revenue increase of 0.07%, reaching R208.2 billion compared to R208.1 billion in 2022. - In 2023, the telecommunications, broadcasting and postal sectors, together, saw a decrease of 5.6% in employment. - 5G population coverage increased from 20% in 2022 to 38.42% in 2023. - The overall revenue from broadcasting services experienced a decline of 14.43%, dropping from R41.2 billion in 2022 to R35.2 billion in 2023. The decreased revenue is as a results a notable 10.72% decrease in the total number of Pay TV subscriptions, dropping from 8,305,578 in 2022 to 7,415,593 in 2023. You can access the full report on the link ICASA has provided below. #UniversalAccess #Broadband #5G #4IR
ICASA has published the State of the ICT Sector Report. The report highlights the performance and developments in the ICT sector, with a focus on the three areas regulated by ICASA: telecommunications, broadcasting, and postal service Download the report here: https://lnkd.in/dXYiSNtn
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NDI For Broadcast: Part 1 – What Is NDI? The first of three articles which examine and discuss NDI and its place in broadcast infrastructure. https://buff.ly/4dBYmNP
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Broadcasters To Examine Media And Telecom Convergence At Industry Convention The gathering will unpack the issues around ongoing convergence with the broadcasting and telecoms industries. Read: https://shorturl.at/kntD2 #BroadcastersConvention #MediaConvergence
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THAILAND UPDATE: The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) of Thailand updates Digital Broadcasting Frequency plan and standards. Find more information here: https://bit.ly/4dPswyc #RegulatoryCompliance #RadioCompliance #Radio #Telecom #TelecomCompliance #EMCcompliance #GreenCompliance #GlobalMarketAccess #Thailand #ThailandCompliance #telecommunications #communications #technology #TypeApproval #NBTC #DigitalBroadcasting
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ICASA has published the State of the ICT Sector Report. The report highlights the performance and developments in the ICT sector, with a focus on the three areas regulated by ICASA: telecommunications, broadcasting, and postal service Download the report here: https://lnkd.in/dXYiSNtn
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