Brazilian telecom officials say they will include DRM as a platform under
consideration during a 180-day public consultation period in establishing
national digital radio standards.
The announcement came as a seven-member panel representing DRM made its pitch
at the Brazilian Association of Radio and Television (ABERT) Congress in
Brasilia last week.
The move means DRM will join Ibiquity's HD Radio and Eureka 147 DAB/DAB+ as
candidates in providing standards for the country's future digital radio
infrastructure.
Even though DRM's non-proprietary technology has found recent favor in both
Russia and India, the selection process is unlikely to be a slam-dunk in South
America, where HD Radio has enjoyed a relatively long history, particularly in
Brazil, where more than 20 stations have participated in demonstrations and
ongoing evaluations of IBOC digital technology.
Source: text written by Radio Magazine Online, Digital Radio Update, 3 June
2009. from DIGITAL radio mondiale - News
- Jaisakthivel, Chennai, India, www..dxersguide.blogspot.com
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