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At the conclusion of the conference, attendees were taken to the WEWN transmitter site in nearby Vandiver.

Christopher Rumbaugh of DRM North America presented a DRM update and demonstrated the CML Micro DRM-1000 chipset and development kit.

Jerome Hirigoyen of Telediffusion de France (TDF) gives his DRM Cast update.

Brady Murray of WWCR spoke about the major winter storm in January 2026 that took all of their transmitters off the air for days, and some for weeks.

Mike Sabin of new NASB associate member Trans World Radio talks about what's left of KTWR in Guam, and how TWR has replaced it with broadcasts to Asia from various sites throughout the region.

Eike Bierwirth presenting about his comprehensive online databases of shortwave broadcasts by time and frequency, making it easy to identify stations or to find a broadcast that you would like to hear. http://www.eibispace.de/

Calvin Carter from Continental Electronics presented information about their new solid-state shortwave transmitter.

Presentation by Steve Herman, former chief White House correspondent and chief national correspondent for the Voice of America.

At long last (after the Covid pandemic and other issues) NASB 2026 will be returning to the EWTN transmitter site in Irondale, nearby Birmingham Alabama.

Pop Shop Radio DRM Canada Day special: 2 July 2025 0300 UTC on 11960 kHz in DRM from Woofferton to North America.

VON Plans Antenna Reactivation, Broader African Broadcast.

Please watch this video.

From the DRM Consortium website: Solar Grove Solutions a leading innovator in consumer electronics based in Florida, USA, known for making accessible devices, has just announced the commencement of manufacturing its All-Band (MW, SW, VHF – FM) Analog and…

Our beloved friend Terje speaks to us from behind the veil.

For those following the HFT "High Frequency Trading" on HFBC/Shortwave frequencies debate, I have news!

Above: Image of emergency broadcast test 17700kHz coverage simulation Lots of DRM activity going on in China!

WMLK has been reported testing DRM on 9275 kHz around 23:00 UTC.

Several DRM aficionados in China are receiving a BritAsia broadcast on 21575 kHz.

Take a look at the DRM update slides as presented at IBC 2024.

Interesting discussion of Nationwide broadcasting using DRM.

@MohanNataraja16 on Twitter (X) received Radio Free Asia (RFA) DRM test broadcast in Mandarin on 11700 khz in London, UK on June 11, 2024 at 2100 UTC.