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I thought DAB is dead, really. How widely is it adopted worldwide? Here in Russia it hasn't even launched, and there are no plans for it; and I certainly haven

by listic 12y ago

I thought DAB is dead, really. How widely is it adopted worldwide? Here in Russia it hasn't even launched, and there are no plans for it; and I certainly haven't heard worldwide news about it for a while.

DanBC 12y ago
It's pretty big in the UK. The BBC has radios 1, 1Xtra, 2, 3, 4, 4Extra, 5Live, 5Live Sports Extra, 6Music, World Service, Asian Network, and the BBC local services all on DAB. Radio 3 (love music and the arts) uses best quality, others use eiter lower quality or mono or both. And then there are a bunch of non-BBC stations.
NeutronBoy 12y ago
It's fairly mainstream in Australia, at least in Metro areas. Rural areas have a mix of DAB, FM, and AM (with AM being the default for those living way outside of metro boundaries)