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iBiquity Will File With FCC Over Satellite, HD Radio Inquiry
August 28, 2008

[Satellite Today 08-28-08] A representative from iBiquity Digital Corp., a developer and licenser of HD radio technology told Satellite News that it will file with the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in response to an FCC notice of inquiry (NOI) considering whether or not to require XM Sirius Satellite Radio to include hardware that makes satellite radio receivers compatible with HD terrestrial radio broadcasts.

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