Is DAB dead?

[Jasonovich]

It's all Radio Ga Ga....... 🙂

DAB/DAB+ will always have a place on car audio applications and once the Government finally decide on a date when they completely shutdown analogue, it will carve out it's niche.

I don't think they will be much traction for DAB in the home scene for portable appliances, like kitchen radios, I think they'll haul in internet radio, it has much bigger presence globally.

I do feel the future of radio lies with the internet but that's just my humble opinion.

 

[DCarmi]

It is a shame the record labels crippled internet radio in the UK. Unless of course you use a VPN. Who'd have thunk that you can so easily get round such parochial restrictions! (You do have to be careful which VPN supplier you use, though.)

 

[Roger_A]

It is a shame the record labels crippled internet radio in the UK. Unless of course you use a VPN. Who'd have thunk that you can so easily get round such parochial restrictions! (You do have to be careful which VPN supplier you use, though.)

Can you explain how record companies have ruined internet radio - I don't use it at the moment but want to do so in future. Also, why you have to be careful about which VPNs to use/not use and why?

Thanks