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Press Release 08/08/2008 Contact: Matthias Rose Phone +49 9131 776-6175 Send an e-mail Fraunhofer-Institut für Integrierte Schaltungen IIS Am Wolfsmantel 33 91058 Erlangen		Digital Broadcasting Information Service “Journaline” Demonstrated for the First Time in Multiplatform Implementation at Olympic Games 2008 To support the increased need for information at the 2008 Summer Olympics in China, the new text-based Digital Radio information service “Journaline” delivers added value to the listener. Integrated into selected Audi shuttle vehicles used in Beijing, this service provides passengers and drivers with up-to-date information in the form of a “sports and news ticker”. With the Journaline data service, users can access current news information and track live sporting results directly from an in-car module with text-to-speech presentation or from a portable receiver with text presentation. The information delivery model of the Journaline news service is functionally similar to an electronic magazine or standard teletext. The Journaline data service is based on a standard that was internationally accepted by the WorldDMB forum in September 2007 and is available from ETSI as a free download. The data service is currently broadcast as part of DAB/DMB and DRM digital radio transmissions. At the same time, it is suitable for virtually any broadcast platform due to its low datacapacity consumption – a key goal of the system’s development. With Journaline’s hierarchical topic structure, users can browse all received information – both program-related and program-independent textual information – and select their favorite news items. The Journaline project partners include Audi, Fraunhofer IIS, Thomson, NXP Semiconductors, Atmel, and Microtune. For more information, please visit: http://www.iis.fraunhofer.de/EN/bf/amm/products/journaline Download PDF-Version 207kB

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