iBiquity Digital Hires Steve Densmore as Broadcast Engineering Technology Manager

October 24, 2007

Source: iBiquity Digital Corporation

iBiquity Digital Corporation, the developer of digital HD Radio™ technology, announced today that it has hired Steve Densmore as broadcast engineering technology manager, based in the company's Columbia, Maryland, headquarters.

Densmore will interact with iBiquity’s broadcasting partners and internal development teams to help ensure smooth commercial transitions of HD Radio broadcast products and features.

"Steve brings a wealth of operational experience to our commercial applications team as we support the many applications made possible by digital technology. His expertise will prove invaluable in assisting the thousands of stations rolling out HD Radio technology,” said Jeff Jury, chief operating officer, iBiquity Digital. “We are very excited to have him join our team.”

Densmore previously served for 32 years as the manager of radio operations at ABC Radio. In that role, Densmore traveled the world as the Engineer-in-Charge for Radio Pool coverage of President Ronald Reagan’s trips to China and the Soviet Union, President George H. W. Bush’s trip to Moscow to sign the START treaty, President Bill Clinton’s trip to France for the 50th anniversary of the Normandy invasion, President Clinton’s trip to Moscow for the 50th anniversary of VE day, President George W. Bush’s trips to China and Korea for the APEC summit, just to name a few.

In addition, he was Engineer-in-Charge of ABC Radio’s coverage of the last six political conventions, the last four Presidential inaugurations, the funerals of President Ronald Reagan, President Gerald Ford, and Pope John Paul II, and was in Qatar and Kuwait for the start of the War in Iraq.

About iBiquity Digital

iBiquity Digital Corporation is the developer of the HD Radio system which is powering the AM/FM digital radio revolution. This transformational technology allows AM and FM stations to broadcast digital signals in tandem with their analog signals, providing broadcasters with a platform to deliver multiple channels of programming on the same frequency (HD2 multicasting); crystal-clear, CD-quality sound; advanced services such as traffic updates; and text information. More than 1,500 U.S. HD Radio stations are on the air, with nearly half of those offering additional content via multicast channels.

HD Radio Technology is being or has been tested in many countries throughout the world, including Argentina, Australia, Bosnia, Brazil, Canada, Czech Republic, France, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Mexico, New Zealand, Philippines, Poland, Switzerland, Thailand and Ukraine. For more information, please visit http://www.hdradio.com and http://www.ibiquity.com.

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