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BBC World Service is now broadcasting on digital radio into Europe. The service, launched on 1 September 2005, is in English, and will for the first time provide high quality continuous coverage for both rural listeners and drivers. What's on? What kind of radio do I need? How do I tune in? Your new digital radio should be able to automatically find services and tune between alternative frequencies. The frequencies used will vary from time to time and also throughout the day, but a main medium wave frequency (1296 kHz) will provide the core service for 18 hours per day (16 hours in September and early October 2005) every day. If your radio loses the service for any reason, it will attempt to re-tune to another digital or analogue transmission which carries the same BBC programme. Are other broadcasters providing services on digital radio? Yes; you can find a complete listing of all the new digital radio services which are being broadcast on DRM on this The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites. | LOCAL LINKS  BBC Launches DRM Service In Europe07 September, 2005 | FAQs EXTERNAL LINKS The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites | |||||||||||||
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