Apply for a digital sound programme service licence
Apply for a C-DSP licence
A C-DSP licence, which stands for Community Digital Sound Programme licence, is a type of broadcasting licence issued by Ofcom in the UK. It allows community radio stations to broadcast on digital radio, specifically on small-scale DAB multiplex services.
Application process:
The application process for a C-DSP licence involves submitting a detailed application to Ofcom, which includes information about the station's programming, financial plans, and community engagement.
Ofcom assesses applications based on a number of factors, including the station's potential to serve the local community and its ability to meet the technical requirements for digital radio broadcasting.
C-DSP Application Part A (Public)
C-DSP Application Part B (Confidential)
Applying For a DSP Licence
DSP Licence is essential for any radio station that wants to broadcast on a small-scale DAB multiplex. By obtaining and adhering to the terms of a DSP Licence, stations can ensure that their broadcasts comply with Ofcom's regulations and that they are able to operate legally and effectively on the digital radio platform .