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On Thu, 28 Feb 2002 01:06:57 +0000, Astrid M. Christensen
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><P>Hi Mr. Gassama:<BR>I'm not an expert but I know that not all FM
stations are digital. The majority of FM stations are&nbsp;NOT digital. If
special equipment is not needed to receive the signals, what makes it
digital?&nbsp;Will it be on an FM bandwidth? If so, will it not suffer
from various interference problems that are known for FM bands, and
wouldn't that just defeat the "digital" purpose...known for clarity? I
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Astrid,

I think what they refer to as "Digital Radio" is probably what they call
in the USA "Satellite Radio".  This enables radio stations to beam down
more information about the programs that they offer.  For example, music
stations can give you information about the name of the song playing, the
artist name, and so forth.

I believe for some of these services there is a subcription fee.  In order
to be able to receive these features you need to have a digital receiver
that is satellite enabled... I think.

Hope this helps.

YND

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