DRMSA (Digital Radio Mondiale Southern Africa) last month joined digital media experts from around the globe in presenting the future of digital radio in Southern Africa at the Southern African Digital Broadcasting Association (SADIBA) Conference in Johannesburg. This conference was designed to update the Southern African media experts on digital media and presented Radio Pulpit
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Radio Pulpit, member of the Pulpit Media Group (PMG) has made a second DRM channel available from the Radio Pulpit DRM test facility at Kameeldrift, Pretoria. The Christian station is performing DRM trials under a temporary license from ICASA and has been broadcasting its programs since July 2014 on the 1440 kHz frequency. Dr Roelf
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On 27 July 2014 Chris Joubert made a recording comparing the 657AM 50kW analog signal from Meyerton to the new 12kW DRM 1440 kHz signal in Kameeldrift, Pretoria, while he visited Gaborone in Botswana, which is more than 400 kilometers away from the transmitters.
“On September 11, 2018, the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation held a regular meeting of the State Commission on Radio Frequencies, which supported the decision to allocate the radio frequency band 65.9-74 MHz, 87.5-108 MHz for the creation on the territory of Russia networks of digital broadcasting of
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Dear Friends, Colleagues and Partners, The DRM Consortium has been very busy since the successful 2018 IBC in Amsterdam. Good news of the policy directive on the introduction of digital sound broadcasting in South Africa came on the heels of the recent announcement on DRM from Russia. Please see below the interesting approach taken by
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This Christian community station has made history by leading the SA radio broadcasting industry into the digital era with the first LIVE digital medium wave broadcast in South Africa. Radio Pulpit, a Christian community station in South Africa, has made history by leading the SA radio broadcasting industry into the digital era with the first
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