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WAMU-FM Using HD Radio to Broadcast Two Stations at Once
Thanks to HD Radio and technology from DigaSystem, Washington-based WAMU-FM is broadcasting its regular programming AND the John Roberts Supreme Court confirmation hearings at the same time. Slick Trick! Read how.

RIAA Worried Digital Radio Will Create New Peer To Peer Sharing
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has submitted comments to the Federal Communications Commission encouraging the adoption of rules that would protect music played through digital radio receivers from widespread piracy. The RIAA thinks a whole new type of peer-to-peer file sharing problem may arise. Details.

HD Digital Radio Is Quietly Sneaking Up Behind You
HD Radio technology – approved by the FCC in 2002 as the digital broadcasting system for the U.S. – works by transmitting digital audio and data alongside existing AM and FM analog signals, allowing listeners to enjoy CD-quality sound and virtually eliminating the static and hiss associated with today's analog broadcasts. Read more.