The Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) Consortium and the Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development (AIBD) announce a series of three webinars “DRM – Digital Radio for your Needs” to start on July 8th.
This unique initiative will take participants from the basic information on DRM to more detailed knowledge in a useful and practical way. At the end of the three webinars, a mixture of presentations, discussions, and some individual work, AIBD together with the DRM Consortium will reward participants with a participation certificate. But the real reward will be to understand the technology and see how best it can be applied in each participant's country.
The first webinar “DRM for large and full country coverage” will be held on July 8th 0530pm MYT, 1500-1700 IST, 1030-1230 BST or London time or 0930-1130 UTC.
The first set of lecturers will be senior experts of the Consortium like Alexander Zink (Fraunhofer IIS), Simon Keens (Ampegon), Yogendra Pal (Honorary Chairman DRM India Platform), Radu Obreja (Marketing Director, DRM) and others to be confirmed later.
The follow-up webinars have been scheduled for the beginning of August and September. The goal is to give all participants a clear understanding of the DRM digital radio broadcasting technology, features, and benefits as well as the superiority of digital over analogue.
Philomena Gnanapragasam, Director, AIBD, is keen for the workshop “to give a unique chance to specialists in the region to acquire solid information necessary in their work and in developing digital broadcasting in their member countries. We will be offering a unique chance to participants to learn and share valuable implementation information and results from real case studies.”
For Ruxandra Obreja, the DRM Chairman, “this series of events is a new, well-planned and linked-up undertaking, a chance for participants to acquire valuable information, to become DRM pioneers and be part of a unique DRM sharing experience.”
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