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European Electronic Communications Code
(implemented by 21.12.2020)
Article 113
Interoperability of car radio and consumer radio receivers and consumer digital
television equipment
Annex XI
INTEROPERABILITY OF CAR RADIO RECEIVERS…
3) Interoperability for car radio receivers
Any car radio receiver integrated in a new vehicle of category M which is made
available on the market for sale or rent in the Union from … [two years after the date
of entry into force of this Directive] shall comprise a receiver capable of receiving
and reproducing at least radio services provided via digital terrestrial radio
broadcasting.
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DAB+ Radio's digital future
The document discusses the advancement of DAB+ digital radio across Europe, highlighting its establishment in major markets including France, the UK, and Germany. It notes the EU's support for digital radio through legislation that mandates new car radios to receive digital terrestrial signals. Additionally, it emphasizes the need for a multiplatform strategy in broadcasting to enhance user experience and adapt to changing listener habits.
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DAB+ Radio's digital future
- 1. DAB+ - thefuture of radio Jean-Marc Dubreuil, Programme Manager, WorldDAB Paris, 24 January 2020
- 2. 2 About WorldDAB • 105members from 31 countries • Not for profit • Members from across the radio ecosystem – governments, regulators, broadcasters, network operators, manufacturers, auto sector (most major auto manufacturers) • 6 members in France • Support on how to roll out DAB digital radio
- 3. 3 Today: DAB establishedacross the continent UK Norway Sweden Germany France Spain Italy CH NL Bel DK Poland Czech Austria Ireland Portugal Slovenia Slovakia Hungary Finland Estonia Latvia Lithuania Established On the move Trials Croatia Serbia Greece
- 4. 4 France is launchingnational DAB+ • Eight cities / regions already on air • National network launching 2020
- 5. 5 Switzerland confirms FMswitch-off
- 6. 6 Strong progress inmajor markets Germany: First country to put EECC into national law UK: 57% of listening is digital Italy: All receivers must have DAB+ from 2020 Australia: Three new cities in 2019
- 7. 7 Significant launches inEurope Belgium: Flemish and French – major launch Austria: National DAB+ (May 2019) Sweden: Commercial DAB+ (summer 2019)
- 8. 8 EU is supportingdigital radio European Electronic Communications Code (Dec 18) • From end 2020, all new car radios in EU must be able to receive digital terrestrial radio • Member States free to introduce own legislation for consumer radios
- 9. 9 Receivers are massmarket • Over 82 million receivers sold 1 • Prices from €20 with an average price of €117 (DAB device) 2 • Choice : 2.417 different SKUs available 2 Source WorldDAB 1 - Source : WorldDAB 2 - Source : GfK - Jan – Aug 19 / EU13+AUS
- 10. 10 Not just aEuropean story Established On the move Trials South Africa Turkey Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, UAE Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam Tunisia, Algeria
- 11. 11 What is drivingthese changes?
- 12. 12 • FM spectrumis full, limiting the radiostations opportunities • The listeners must be moved when they still are there. • Commercial and public radio model and direct relation to the listener is challenged. • Waiting is not an option or the terms will be set by the GAFAM • Digitalization leads to investments in new content, both for commercial and public radio Online players are invading radio’s space
- 13. 13 The broadcast experienceis essential • Increase capacity • Free-to-air • No 3rd party gatekeeper
- 14. 14 14 DIGITAL RADIO ACROSSTHE EBU AREA – BRAND EXTENSION 1 566 STATIONS BROADCAST IN DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL RADIO ACROSS 31 MARKETS IN THE EBU AREA Source: EBU Media Intelligence Service Media Intelligence Service – Digital Radio 2019
- 15. 15 Revenue growth 575 613 646 679 714 20142015 2016 2017 2018 +24% Source: Radiocentre UK radio advertising revenues, £ million
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- 17. 17 Radio needs amultiplatform strategy – with digital broadcast at its heart DAB+ Online Delivery Hybrid Radioplayer & apps Podcasts Smart speakers
- 18. 18 International logo andtoolbox - free to use via worlddab.org - 18 The international DAB+ logo is adopted everywhere
- 19. 19 • The deploymentstrategy needs to rely on listeners practice – they listen a lot in the car • Create the best user experience - Geographic reach - Additional data - Broadcast for audio, IP for interactivity - Hybrid DAB increasingly available in new cars to match listeners habits
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- 21. 21 Many broadcasters aroundthe world already love digital radio • Opportunity to - extend brands - launch new services - grow audiences and revenues
- 22. 22 DAB+ brings benefitsto mass audiences No subscription, all you need is a receiver at home and in the carFree of charge The user is not tracked (benefit of broadcast)Anonymous User driven – I listen to what I want – and not content driven Ease of use
- 23. 23 Create a brilliant digitalradio experience around © WorldDAB December 2018
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- 25. 25 European Electronic CommunicationsCode (implemented by 21.12.2020) Article 113 Interoperability of car radio and consumer radio receivers and consumer digital television equipment Annex XI INTEROPERABILITY OF CAR RADIO RECEIVERS… 3) Interoperability for car radio receivers Any car radio receiver integrated in a new vehicle of category M which is made available on the market for sale or rent in the Union from … [two years after the date of entry into force of this Directive] shall comprise a receiver capable of receiving and reproducing at least radio services provided via digital terrestrial radio broadcasting. EUROPEAN LEGISLATION