This week's archive video is a look back a Radiodays Europe session from our 2018 event in Vienna, Austria where Wilfried Runde and Vincent Ryan explore fact checking, using the right tools and practices.  Fact checking - the right tools and good practices. Wilfried Runde has worked as a freelance music writer, information specialist,

    Radio has proven to be a reliable source of information throughout COVID-19 pandemic. Statistics all around the world continue to highlight the traditional media as a popular choice for consumers who want to be informed and educated, but also to feel a sense of community and connection. This week, we've taken a trip around

A video by Radio Nova in Ireland, telling us all about life at the Irish radio station during lockdown. "Keeping Radio Alive" "Even more live & local radio" "Stay at Home Music Festival" "Audiences asked to record music and send it in video form to Pat@Nova.ie" With thanks to Colm Hayes, Lucy Kennedy, Dee Woods, Marty Miller

In this week's RDE Archive video, we take you back to Vienna 2018 to learn about local radio and how it can make a difference in the community - a theme that is no more relevant than right now. Local Radio: Making A Difference (2018)     Featured: Michelle Livesey is Chief Reporter and News Editor at

In a study carried out by the Media Psychology Lab  of the Pompeu Fabra University, led by Emma Rodero, results show that radio consumption and positive perception have increased in Spain during quarantine. The study analysed listening habits, consumption and perception of the medium of radio listeners during quarantine. According to the study, radio is the medium that best

As always, we aim to bring you the top trending COVID-19 podcasts so that you can sort fact from fiction and stay informed. This week, we take you to Spain, Africa and the United States.  Coronavirus in Africa Updates by Visual Audio Times Facts, reports, and personal stories concerning COVID-19 in Africa and how the

Article by Graham Dixon, Head of Radio, EBU Since COVID-19 struck across Europe, creating challenges beyond the scope of most business continuity plans, the media world has been on a learning curve.  We probably agree that the radio industry will never be the same. Amid uncertainty regarding the ‘new normal’, radio organizations and

Podfollow bring you their top tips on how to launch a podcast! If you've been sitting on the idea of creating a podcast for a while, or simply interested to see if you're taking all the right steps with your current podcast project, here is the checklist for you.  Create your own landing page

One positive of COVID-19 for radio has been the coming together of stations to support each other at what is a difficult time. We are seeing smaller stations being supported by other players in the market; content sharing and new resources being produced to avoid mis-information. This week, we look at the BBC, UNESCO and patronage

Matt Deegan, Creative Director of Folder Media and station manager at the children's radio station Fun Kids UK, provides us with some thoughts on working from home and producing content for a kids station during the quarantine and some listening tips!