::fibreculture:: Digital Radio Futures

[andrew garton]

It might be necessary to add to this forum the implications of digital radio on
community broadcasting. Dig a little deeper into this scenario and we may find
that community broadcasters will have a very costly time moving to digital.
There are other implications that I am currently researching for a project I'm
doing on frequency spectrum allocation for KunstRadio. Would be happy to
discuss this further as more information comes to light.

-ag.

Quoting Simon Pain <simon at your.abc.net.au>:

> Hi All,
>
> Is anyone on this list a futurist in Digital Radio or currently
> hypothesizing about the future possibilities of Interactive Radio?
>
> I'm organising a forum on this topic in the next few months for the
> Australian Interactive Media Industry Association (AIMIA) NSW
> membership and interested parties.
>
> I'm looking for recognised futurists in the area.  I'm especially
> wanting someone to theorise about the possibilities of Interactive
> Radio. Say combining time shifting, e-commerce. and subscription
> listening (podcasting) into digital radio, and perhaps with the
> signal broadcast off WiMax towers.
>
> If anyone is interested in participating as a speaker in the forum,
> or if you know some-one who would be suitable, please contact me off-list.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Simon Pain
>
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andrew garton
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