China Radio International begins 24-hour DRM service to London:

China Radio International (CRI) has begun a continuous local DRM service to 
London on its own dedicated channel via the trial 26 MHz service operated 
by WRN, the London-based broadcast and transmission services company. This 
collaboration follows a recent visit by the President of CRI, Wang 
Gengnian, to WRN.
CRI's DRM service to London is broadcasting a mix of English and Chinese 
programming that comes live from its studios in Beijing. WRN's 26MHz 
service provides CRI with complete DRM broadcast coverage of Greater London 
and it is being transmitted from the well known Croydon transmission tower, 
situated in South London and which is operated by Arqiva, WRN's DRM 
transmission partner for this project. Arqiva provides transmission 
services for most UK commercial radio stations. Croatia's RIZ-Transmitters 
has supplied the Yagi antenna and transmitter for the duration of the project.
Xia Jixuan, Vice-President of CRI says, "We are very excited that CRI is 
now broadcasting its programming on the new medium of DRM in London. The 
goal of CRI is to inform the world about China and we are pleased to offer 
the people of London a wide range of our programming. Beijing and London 
will both host future Olympic Games and it will be very interesting for 
there to be a mutual dialogue conducted through CRI".
(Source: WRN via Association for International Broadcasting via Media 
Network Weblog)

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