The broadcaster is apparently working on a new technology for its radio broadcasts that it is referring to as “3D radio.” The idea is that in the same way that 3D television and movies try to make you a part of the action, 3D radio aims to provide an immersing audio experience that makes it feel like the action is happening all around you. This would be most useful for things like concerts and sporting events.
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