Wisconsin Public Radio - HD Radio Links

Wisconsin Public Radio is proud to be among the first radio stations in the United States to implement the new "HD" digital radio service. HD Radio promises to increases the quality and reliability of our signals while adding additional features.

RELATED HD RADIO LINKS

iBiquity Digital Corporation - The leading developer of HD Radio technology
hdradio.com - The top commercial radio site with information and demonstrations about HD Digital Radio
Crutchfield - A leading radio distributor's HD Information Page
Wikipedia - A technical description of HD Radio from the online internet encyclopedia
hidefradio.com - A commercial website expounding the virtues of HD Radio
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) announces more HD Radio conversion funding
Examples of commercially available HD Radios
National Public Radio's January 2003 press release about the start of the "Tomorrow Radio" project
National Public Radio's Janaury 2004 press release about the successful testing of "Tomorrow Radio"
Example of using HD Radio's "Multicasting" capability to transmit multiple program channels - WBOI-FM
Another Public Radio station's approach to the introduction of HD Radio - WAMU-FM

"Wisconsin Public Radio is proud to be a pioneer in this new field of broadcasting. We're really looking forward to the new signals and services possible with this new technology."
- - Steve Johnston, WPR Director of Engineering & Operations

	WPR And HD Radio
	How HD Radio Works
	New HD2 Services
	Listen to WPR's HD2 Classical Now
	HD2 Classical Schedule
	Where to purchase HD Radio Receivers
	Improving HD Reception
	Frequently Asked Questions About HD
	WPR's Tradition of Broadcast Innovation
	Other HDRadio Links

NATIONAL HDRADIO
STATUS CHECK
Stations on the Air: 1,660
Stations Multicasting: 863
Source: iBiquity Corp

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