GENEVA — The DRM Consortium will have a strong presence at the upcoming Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union Digital Broadcasting Symposium, to be held from March 5–8, at the Royale Chulan in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
This year, DRM is sponsoring a conference session during which DRM Chairman Ruxandra Obreja will give a speech on “Technologies and Standards: What’s New? What’s Next?” on Tuesday March 6. DRM Vice-Chairman Alexander Zink will examine some of the practical benefits of DRM and look at the future while addressing the best methods for the most economic coverage of national, regional and local areas in a country on March 7.
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Delegates will also be able to participate in the DRM workshop on March 7 at Tun Sri Lanang 1, The Royale Chulan Hotel, held under the title “Introducing and Implementing Digital Radio Mondiale – Practical Lessons and Best Practice.” The workshop will offer delegates an opportunity to learn from first-hand experience and to take practical steps in implementing the full DRM technology to benefit key stakeholders.
“Understanding how to successfully roll out digital radio on-budget, with significant energy savings and on time, as part of a well-coordinated national effort, is crucial. The aim of the workshop is to give delegates access to experts from the DRM Consortium who will be available to answer questions and demonstrate how a well-planned roll-out can embrace and affirm the power of digital radio,” said Obreja.
To attend the workshop, please contact [email protected].
