Satellite Digital Audio Radio Service ( Satellite Radio, Digital Broadcast Radio Satellite Systems, Direct Broadcast Radio Systems, SDARS, and Direct Broadcast Radio Satellite Systems) Definition

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Satellite Digital Audio Radio Service

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ALSO CALLED: Satellite Radio, Digital Broadcast Radio Satellite Systems, Direct Broadcast Radio Systems, SDARS, and Direct Broadcast Radio Satellite Systems
DEFINITION: A satellite-based direct-broadcast radio service in which digitally encoded audio entertainment material is broadcast to Earth-based receivers, either directly from an orbiting satellite, or--in cases in which the receiver is in a shielded location--from the satellite to the receiver via a repeater station.

Recent Vendor Reports on Satellite Digital Audio Radio Service
Broadcom Further Supports NDS Relationship by Offering XTV? Compliant Chips for Personal Video Recording Applications sponsored by Broadcom Corporation PRESS RELEASE: Posted: 09 Aug 2004 \| Published: 07 Jan 2004 SUMMARY: Broadcom Corporation, today announced that the company's cable and digital broadcast satellite (DBS) set-top box chips have been certified to support XTV? personal TV technology and NDS Core? middleware from NDS Group plc, a News Corporation company. TOPICS: Cable Telephony Services \| Middleware \| Satellite Digital Audio Radio Service \| Set-Top Boxes

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