Digital Radio for Ireland: Competing Options, Public Expectations - BCI

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Public Radio   RTÉ  APPENDIX II  LIST OF SURVEY RECIPIENTS  Broadcasting Groups  Communicorp Group Limited  TCP  UTV Media plc  National and quasi‐national services  Newstalk  Today FM  Regional services  Beat 102‐103  SPIN South West  I Radio  4FM  Local services  South East Radio  SPIN 1038 Dublin  KCLR 96fm  Radio Kerry  Shannonside Northern Sound  Tipp Fm  Dublin's 98  Ocean FM  Dublin Rock Radio Limited ‐ Phantom 105.2  Dublin South FM  WLRfm  Star Broadcasting Ltd / Country Mix 106.8  Galway Bay fm ,Sandy Rd, Galway  Clare FM  Midlands Radio 103    94 
Community services  Connemara Community Radio  Raidió Corca Baiscinn  Community Radio Youghal  Cork Campus Radio  Cork New Life Media  West Dublin Access Radio 96Fm  Raidió na Life 106.4FM  Dundalk FM  Dublin South FM  Near FM  Flirt FM 101.3/College Campus Radio  Wired Fm  West Limerick 102FM  Temporary Services  Irish Rugby Football Union  Total Broadcast Consultants Ltd  Digital Radio Service Providers  Digital Radio Ltd                                    95 
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      Digital Radio for
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3.5  A comparative online a
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  EXECUTIVE SUMMARY  This 
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  Online Digital Radio   
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  Overview of the project
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New  technology  options,  in
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standard digital radio system
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  Figure I: DRACE Future 
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   Answer Options  Essentia
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A  number  of  responses, 
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other digital offerings such
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45% of respondents replied 
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worldwide for the much improved HE-
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  There is much less cert
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    Fig 1.8: New Radio 
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Illustrative responses indicate
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          Table 1.4: 
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  The trial was too limit
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      Table 1.5: Internet
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marketing and marketing spend
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