The radio industry's digital efforts are getting a boost from America's biggest retailer. Wal-Mart Stores Inc. has agreed to sell receivers for digital radio, becoming one of the most important ...

The Foundation of Performance In the professional sector, digital transition begins with the physical integrity of the device. A common critique of early digital migrations was that the hardware ...

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 ...

In most major cities in the United States, the future of radio is already on the air. But hardly anyone is listening. The problem is, hardly anyone can. More than 570 stations around the county are ...

A new partnership between Digital One and Imagination Technologies will cut the price of digital radio systems by 50% or more. Digital One, the UK's national commercial digital radio network, and ...

In today’s rapidly evolving radio landscape, digital sellers have become a driving force in a station’s success. What was once considered alternative revenue is now mandatory in most broadcast ...

The global market for digital mobile radio is rapidly expanding. Increasingly, designers and engineers are coming up with commercial applications for digital radio technology; however, analog radio ...

The author of this commentary is chair of the Digital Radio Mondiale consortium. Though not out of the COVID-19 woods yet, there is an increasing feeling of great separation between the sad times of ...

Department Editor Evan Hansen runs the Media section at CNET News.com. Before joining CNET he reported on business, technology and the law at American Lawyer Media. The future of radio--one of the ...

The author is founder of StrategiaNow. This commentary appeared in the Radio World ebook “Global Digital Radio.” Big screens are coming to dashboards in Europe, North America, China and just about ...

Edison Research's 2026 Infinite Dial finds 70% of Americans 55 and older now listen to online audio monthly, up from 52% two years ago.