WorldDAB is the global industry forum responsible for defining and promoting DAB digital radio. Our members include experts from broadcasters, regulators and network providers through to manufacturers of receivers, chips, professional equipment and automobiles. Together we define and promote DAB by offering support on all aspects of the switch from analogue to digital radio.

1. WorldDAB
Membership
Discover the benefits of
World DAB membership

2. Open Collaborative Innovative Trusted
WorldDAB is the global forum for
DAB digital radio
We provide knowledge, expertise and
advice to help successfully implement
broadcast digital radio.
Who we are
Authoritative

3. Our vision is that every person can enjoy free-
to-air digital radio on the move, at
home or work - with DAB+ at the heart of this
listening experience
Our mission is to position DAB+ as the free-to-
air broadcast backbone for radio’s digital
future.

4. Our members

5. How we work
WorldDAB Steering Board Project Office
Asia-Pacific
Technical
Group
Automotive
Working
Group
Spectrum and
Network
Implementation
Committee
Technical
Committee
Task Forces
Automotive User
Experience Group
Aftermarket
Devices Group
Asia-Pacific
Committee
Marketing
Group

6. How we work
Steering Board
The Steering Board is comprised of elected representatives from
WorldDAB member organisations who oversee the operational
and financial management of the organisation, implementing
strategic measures to ensure the successful rollout of DAB+.
Technical Committee
The Technical Committee oversees the DAB technical standards,
ensuring that receiver equipment and broadcast technologies are
compatible, upgrading and advancing the DAB standards in line with
other technical developments, and future proofing broadcast radio
equipment for broadcasters and manufacturers.
Spectrum and Network Implementation Committee
The Spectrum and Network Implementation Committee provides guidance
on DAB network implementation including how to build a transmission site,
multiplexing and sound processing, monitoring and signal distribution and
data service implementation. The Committee also monitors and lobbies to
ensure frequency availability for DAB+.
Automotive Working Group
The Automotive Working Group brings together the broadcast and
automotive industries to collaborate on the optimum deployment of DAB+
digital radio in the car. The group's work is focused on three specific areas:
improving the user interface for in-car digital radio, performance and
antenna sensitivity, and aftermarket devices.
Asia Pacific Committee
WorldDAB Asia Pacific members represent a large percentage
of the WorldDAB membership. The Asia Pacific Committee
meets regularly to address the unique needs and concerns of
broadcasters in the APAC region, offering support and
assistance in the successful rollout of DAB+.
Asia Pacific Technical Group
Works under the direction of the Asia Pacific Committee to
provide guidance on the technical aspects of implementing
DAB+ digital radio, with help and advice that is tailored
specifically to the needs of the region. The Group works in
tandem with the WorldDAB TC and SNIC.
Marketing Group
The Marketing Group helps broadcasters develop a DAB+
marketing strategy by sharing resources, case studies and best
practice from countries and regions where broadcasters are
already informing their listeners about DAB+.

7. We offer support on all aspects of the
switch from analogue to digital radio:
regulation, licensing, technology trials,
network build out, receivers, automotive,
and marketing.
Our not-for-profit remit allows us to give
unbiased advice. We support and host
industry events, briefings and tailored
workshops providing insights, analysis
and market intelligence.
What we do

8. What we do - events
Conferences
• Bringing together industry
professionals from established and
emerging markets
• 230+ delegates from 25+ countries
• Market updates and insights
• Unique auto focused events
• Networking with peers around the globe
• Exhibition connecting buyers with
providers of DAB equipment and
solutions
Workshops and seminars
• Physical, virtual and hybrid events
• 320+ delegates from 55+ countries
• Topics tailored to audience needs
• Dedicated technical seminars led by
experienced DAB engineers
• Information on all aspects of
deploying DAB: business cases,
licensing and regulation, network
build out, getting DAB into cars,
DAB promotion and marketing

9. What we do - automotive
We bring together the broadcast and automotive industries to collaborate on the best possible DAB+
digital radio experience for the listener.
The WorldDAB Automotive Working Group includes representatives from broadcasters, automotive
manufacturers, tier 1 suppliers, network operators, aftermarket device manufacturers, national DAB+
promotion bodies, and other related industries. The group has two active sub-groups:
• The 'User Experience Group' works on improving the user interface for in-car digital radio
• The 'Aftermarket Devices Group' supports manufacturers and promoters of DAB+ automotive
aftermarket products
Automotive Working Group produces tools and resources:

10. Membership benefits
Resources
GfK statistics - quarterly reports on DAB
digital radio sales
ETI library - samples of live on-air
ensembles from different countries
Strategic information on country roll out
plans, coverage maps, presentations and
tailored research from industry experts
SharePoint - online member document
sharing tool
Member directory
Participate and network
Participate in WorldDAB Committees,
Working Groups and Task Forces
Attend WorldDAB member events
Reach customers with with targeted
networking opportunities
Free or discounted admission at other
organisation's industry events
Speaking opportunities

11. Membership benefits
New clients
Promote your products and services to
stakeholders across the industry
Dedicated member profile on WorldDAB
website
Discounted rates for advertising in
brochures
Profiles of success stories
Publication of your organisation’s press
releases and white papers
Connections with emerging markets
Support and advice
Dedicated one-to-one support and advice on all
aspects of switching from analogue to DAB:
regulation
licensing
technical trials
network build out
best business case scenarios
cost modelling
receiver legislation
production of new digital radio content
marketing

12. How to join
Contact
projectoffice@worlddab.org
Submit the application
Get involved

13. Contact us
For more information contact
Rebecca Keene, Stakeholder
Relations Manager, WorldDAB
+44 (0) 207 010 0740
rebecca.keene@worlddab.org
WorldDAB
15 Alfred Place
London
WC1E 7EB
United Kingdom