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Digital radio faces challenges and market hurdles
Broadcasters welcome the government move to clear digital radio in the United States viewing it as a transformative shift akin to color TV but expect tough competition in a crowded digital arena. Early receivers may cost 75 to 100 dollars more than analog sets, with 100 million existing radios in homes and cars. iBiquity highlights 70 million analog sets sold yearly and 800 million in use, anticipating digital radios eventually replacing most legacy devices. Future features could include recording via the radio and multi-station listening, with enhancements to signal quality and reduced static.
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Patrick Walsh
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