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Media Utilities transitions to Media Utilities, a DigiNet brand

Media Utilities transitions to Media Utilities, a DigiNet brand Almere, Netherlands, 18 August 2026: Media Utilities is integrating its activities into DigiNet and will maintain a recognisable presence in the market under the name: Media Utilities, a DigiNet brand. With this step, DigiNet strengthens its position in the Dutch broadcast and radio market. Media Utilities has been closely associated with DHD […]

Media Utilities transitions to Media Utilities, a DigiNet brand

Almere, Netherlands, 18 August 2026: Media Utilities is integrating its activities into DigiNet and will maintain a recognisable presence in the market under the name: Media Utilities, a DigiNet brand. With this step, DigiNet strengthens its position in the Dutch broadcast and radio market.

Media Utilities has been closely associated with DHD Audio in the Netherlands for 25 years and has built a strong reputation during that period as a specialist in broadcast audio, radio studios, and professional audio solutions. Activities surrounding Yellowtec for the Netherlands and Belgium will also be continued within the new structure.

For customers, changes are primarily for the better behind the scenes. Media Utilities’ trusted expertise and personal approach will be retained, while DigiNet adds extra support in the areas of project management, logistics, installation, service, and support. Daniël Geertsema will remain involved with customers, suppliers, and ongoing projects.

“Media Utilities has always been built on specialist knowledge, personal contact, and long-term relationships with customers and suppliers,” says Daniël Geertsema of Media Utilities. “After 25 years of DHD Audio in the Netherlands, this feels like a logical next step. By integrating Media Utilities into DigiNet, we safeguard continuity for customers and can further strengthen installation, service, and support alongside deliveries. This applies to DHD Audio in the Netherlands, but certainly also to Yellowtec in the Netherlands and Belgium. The integration also aligns well with the development of modern radio and podcast studios, where audio, video, and advanced podcast solutions are increasingly converging.”

DigiNet also clearly sees this development reflected in the market. Radio has long ceased to be exclusively audio. Studios are increasingly evolving into content environments where live radio, visual radio, podcasting, streaming, social clips, and online distribution converge. Consequently, the need is growing for partners who understand audio, video, IT, and workflow in conjunction.

“From my own background in radio, I know how important reliable audio engineering, workflow, and continuity are in a studio environment,” says Niels Mos, Division Manager at DigiNet. “In this context, DHD Audio is much more than a mixing console or audio core; it often forms an essential part of the total radio workflow. At the same time, radio is becoming increasingly visual and digital. Today, studios must not only sound good but also fit within video, online distribution, and modern content workflows. It is precisely at this intersection that DigiNet has built up extensive experience over the past few years.”

Mos continues: “By combining Media Utilities’ broadcast audio expertise with DigiNet’s experience in broadcast, video, IT, and workflow, we can better support customers with the next generation of radio and podcast environments.” In the coming period, customers and business partners will be personally informed about the further details.”

During IBC 2026, Daniël Geertsema and DigiNet will be jointly available for discussions with customers and partners regarding DHD Audio, Yellowtec, and future broadcast audio projects.

About Media Utilities: Based in Almere near Amsterdam, Media Utilities (www.media-utilities.nl) has over 30 years of presence in the audio broadcast industry. We have the knowledge and experience of the manufacturer, systems integrator and end user. Audio broadcast products are often complex long-term investments. Media technology users demand flexible customised solutions that will remain compatible with rapidly changing workflows. Flexibility, reliability and value for money in the audio broadcast industry require sharp vision and clear advice. Thinking outside the box and ensuring a perfect match between user and product is the added value we offer through direct contact and close involvement in each project.

About DigitNet: DigiNet (www.diginet.pro) helps broadcasters, media companies, post-production facilities, corporate video teams, educational institutions and professional AV environments design, build and support reliable media workflows. Founded in 1996, DigiNet is active in Belgium and the Netherlands as a full-service distributor, system integrator and solutions provider for the professional media and AV market. We combine technology distribution with consulting, engineering, installation, training and long-term support. Our expertise covers the full audiovisual chain: studio and live production, post-production, media management, storage, automation, streaming, distribution and publication.

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