This document discusses digital audio broadcasting (DAB) technology. It notes that DAB is used for broadcasting radio stations digitally and was developed in European research projects in the 1980s. The signal is converted to digital and transmitted. Some advantages of DAB are that it automatically tunes to available stations and has better sound quality than analog. However, some early DAB radios had poor quality and DAB signals do not always have good coverage. The document also mentions different types of radio broadcasts like live broadcasts, pre-recorded broadcasts, and commercial/private broadcasts. It defines various broadcasting terms.

3. It is a digital radio technology that is used
for broadcasting radio stations. (DAB) in
used in many other countries. It was also
used European research project in the
1980’s. it is converted into a digital signal
and transmitter. There are a lot of popular
broadcasts that people use and listen to.
DISADVANTAGES
• Some DAB radios have poor quality
and because of that they are unable
to work.
• They are very expensive
• DAB signals are very poor and
don’t have signal, which means that
they don’t always work.
ADVANTAGES
• They are automatically tuned to all
of the accessible radio stations

4. These types of broadcasts are only made for talking and music. There are some live
broadcasts that are only made for conversations, like those talk-radio shows (conversations
with the interviewer and interviewee). They usually talk about music or other topics the
person is comfortable with.
Music and speech programming
include one of the advantages
which is:
They are available by analogue
& digital radio
Live broadcasts are when the main event is taken/produced or is done. For so many people
to watch it on live. While it is on air. (The day it is produced is the day that it is made)
As-live broadcast is when there is a television production has been made in real time when
broadcasts are usually made.

5. Is when it has previously been recorded and they decide what
day and what date to put it on air, even though it has been
made earlier.
Is also known as private broadcasting. It is
when the television programmes are being
broadcasted by a large by a private
corporate media.
This is an exaggerated acoustic
performance that is broadcasted on
radio or published on audio along with
music in the background.

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