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1 month ago | 
redtech.pro | Daryl Ilbury |Frédéric Brulhatour |Marc Maes
Factum Radioscape is supporting the new local DAB multiplex for Ceredigion, a rural county on the west coast of Wales, operated by MuxCo Wales. The multiplex, powered by Factum Radioscape’s hosted MultiMuxa service, delivers high-quality digital radio to the region. The ensemble features three key BBC services alongside programming from Nation Broadcasting.
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1 month ago | 
redtech.pro | David Fernández Quijada |Davide Moro |Frédéric Brulhatour
GENEVA — We do not know much about children’s radio consumption. Official radio measurement systems only partially measure this target group and only in a few markets. However, this doesn’t discourage several broadcasters that run dedicated children’s services. In a recent analysis, I identified 22 European radio stations that target children. These stations represent a wide range of target age groups, from babies to teens.
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1 month ago | 
redtech.pro | Frédéric Brulhatour |Marc Maes
The Italian Communications Regulatory Authority, Agcom, has launched a public consultation to update the regulation on radio spectrum use for DAB+ digital radio and digital television broadcasting. The move follows Agcom’s resolution 54/25/CONS, published on March 13, and aims to determine the allocation of frequencies originally planned for National Television Network No. 12, which was never activated.
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2 months ago | 
redtech.pro | Julien Boujot |Frédéric Brulhatour
PARIS — After several years off the air, French national pop station Europe 2 (known as Virgin Radio from 2008–2022) returned in January 2024. Lagardère Group, which owns the station, has been focused on reviving its audience and sees pop culture at the core of its strategy. It’s certain that moving forward, Europe 2’s coming seasons will vastly differ from its previous ones.
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2 months ago | 
redtech.pro | Marc Maes |Frédéric Brulhatour |Daryl Ilbury
Flemish public broadcaster VRT Radio 1 has updated its branding to reflect its digital transformation. The station, which provides news, stories, and live sports coverage, continues its DAB+ and FM broadcasts while expanding its on-demand services through VRT’s digital platforms, including VRT MAX, VRT NWS, and the Radio 1 app.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
redtech.pro | Frédéric Brulhatour |Marc Maes |Daryl Ilbury
Conseil Supérieur de l’Audiovisuel (CSA) — Belgium’s audiovisual regulatory authority responsible for overseeing and ensuring the proper functioning of the audiovisual sector within the French-speaking region, Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles — has published its 2023 media pluralism report. While the results are generally positive, the report highlights medium risks in two key areas: market pluralism and social inclusion.
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
redtech.pro | Frédéric Brulhatour
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Nov 26, 2024 | 
redtech.pro | Frédéric Brulhatour |Brett Moss
The Bayerische Landeszentrale für neue Medien (BLM) — the Bavarian State Center for New Media, a regulatory authority overseeing Bavaria’s private broadcasting and media development — has launched a digitalization campaign in the Allgäu region of southern Germany under the slogan “Mehr Allgäu im Radio” (More Allgäu on the Radio). Starting in 2025, local radio news will be available exclusively via DAB+.
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Oct 9, 2024 | 
redtech.pro | Frédéric Brulhatour
Alpha Brasília FM, a regional pop station broadcasting across Brazil’s capital on 89.9FM, offers information, music, sports and entertainment content. Listeners can also tune in via the station’s website. In its latest studio renovation, the station’s technical management chose the AEQ Forum IP Split digital console for its main broadcast studio. The decision was based on its ease of use, operational robustness and high audio quality.
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Sep 29, 2024 | 
redtech.pro | Frédéric Brulhatour |Daryl Ilbury
Under the leadership of Monégasque businessman and president of Radio Monaco, Gildo Pastor, the station continues its ascent, equipping itself with cutting-edge technology and meeting the highest standards. Sept. 18 marked a significant step in the evolution of Radio Monaco, which has now transitioned to fully digital multimedia. The station’s visual experience now includes five 4k ultra-high-definition cameras, custom lighting for each presenter, two large video walls and immersive LED strips.
