Join WorldDAB industry experts to hear how DAB+ is energising broadcast radio markets around the world. This session includes updates on the latest global deployments, innovations in DAB+ emergency communication, and will delve into why broadcasters across Europe, Africa, the MENA region, and APAC are future proofing their radio industry with DAB+. This session is essential for radio broadcasters and media regulators aiming to stay ahead in the transformation of broadcast radio from analogue to digital.
Bernie O’Neill, Project Director - World DAB Forum
Denis Nikola Kulisic, Member of the Management Board - OIV
Jacqueline Bierhorst, President - World DAB Forum
Lindsay Cornell, Principal Systems Architect - BBC
Matthew Rawolle, Senior Media Analyst - EBU
Will Jackson, Communcations Manager - World DAB Forum
Xavi Redon, Product Manager - Cellnex Telecom
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