Montreal company capitalizing on DAB infrastructure for application deployment
News | 05/21/2004 4:00 am EDT
A two-year-old Montreal company is hoping to help Canadian broadcasters deliver innovative and compelling content through their digital audio broadcast (DAB) infrastructure. Société Radio Numérique (SRN) has developed an applications platform called Servo, which will allow broadcasters to use their over-the-air terrestrial infrastructure to deliver applications such as digital signage or even terrestrial for-pay radio services, as contemplated by CHUM Ltd. (CCR, Feb. 27/04).
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