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Broadcasters will be able to broadcast on five or six channels on the digital spectrum.

The World Cup final will also be broadcast in 4K, though it is unclear how many broadcasters will be able to transmit it.

The quality of reception is much higher (no more fuzzy Mozart); receivers will display text to supplement broadcasts (no more irritating music you can't quite place); and broadcasters will be able to cram more stations into their frequencies.

However, under the proposed rule change, broadcasters will be able to compare their digital takeup with rival stations in marketing material and pitches to advertisers and agencies.

We'll be able to see clearly what's going on and the broadcasters will be able to rake in just a little more cash.

Rival broadcasters will be able to bid for a £20m pot (from previously unallocated funding) to make public service programmes such as children's TV, but only on a trial basis.

Mike Starling Mike Starling, NPR's vice president for engineering and operations, says that the typical HD Radio broadcaster will be able to transmit signals of 96 kilobits per second on the FM band, which is where the CD-quality sound will be.

During this year's championships, fans and broadcasters alike will be able to enjoy matches with a depth of understanding far beyond anything they have experienced at the tournament before.

If Sky wins its case then the money will be handed over to the satellite broadcaster as it will be able to put its prices up again.

If Sky wins its case, which is unlikely to be heard until September, then the money will be handed over to the satellite broadcaster as it will be able to put its prices up again.

If broadcasters put this data online, people will be able to access vital information without having to schlep down to their local stations.