«For her, DAB remained "part of the digital future of radio". She said it was "easy to use and portable". She could have meant in contrast to internet radio, which Hazlitt flagged up as an alternative investment for GCap.

Then again, in "giving listeners more choice and a range of additional features such as programme related information and storage", some more of her praise for the platform, DAB will always trail the web alternative. Her initial comments were closely followed by a joint statement with 4 Digital chairman Nathalie Schwarz, whose own upcoming DAB project has seen its own problems. Channel 4 has dropped one of its planned stations and delayed the launch of the others from early this year to next, while a proposed Sky News Radio was axed before it started. Nevertheless, she and Abramsky stated their DAB confidence in solidarity: "It is clear to us that DAB has an exciting future in a fast converging UK media industry."» fonte: «Thursday, 27 March 2008 DAB UK - Scary Scenario