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January 6, 2017 04:55 pm GMT

Norway is the first country to switch off FM radio

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Norway will soon become the first country in the world to gradually stop using the FM radio network, with the first area to switch off these frequencies next week. 

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The move, which aims to ditch the analogue platform in favour of a digital one called Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB), has caused some controversy among some people who say the majority of cars lack the necessary technology. 

A poll by daily Dagbladet last month, when the radio shift was approved, found the majority of Norwegians — 66% — opposing the move, with just 17% in favour and the rest undecided.  Read more...

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