With the technology evolving comes the challenge to innovate. Nowadays, cars are demanding new ways of thinking about the radio experience. Back in Track 4, Bob Dillon (Xperi), Roger Lanctot (Strategy Analytics), Nick Piggott (RadioDNS), Xavier Filliol (Radioline), Cas Adriani (Pluxbox) and Caroline Graze (Radioplayer) discuss the future of hybrid radio- with cars

VRT and Pluxbox presented to the audience innovative solutions about listening to audio. They have been working with other companies together on the Marconi Project, their goal to develop interactive and personalised radio experiences.  The Belgian TV and radio public broadcaster VRT is working on developing those experiences. Floris Daelemans, radio presenter and

Caroline Pouron, head of digital content at SR in Sweden, and Christoph Falke, general manager at Axel Springer Audio in Germany, went on stage to discuss the challenges of adapting traditional media to new digital formats. In the last few years, Axel Springer, a publishing company founded purely in print, has been making

Paul McKenna dedicated himself to studying succes and learned techniques in neurolinguistics and clinical hypnosis. His career skyrocketed when, in 2008, Paul signed a contract with Discovery Channel.  He sold around 10 million books, and worked with David Bowie: "I was "'starstruck'". Paul told a story about his past: He had to interview a local hypnotist.  The hypnotist

  Moderated by Sarah Toporoff, from Podinstall - “Audio tech innovations'' combines the insight of Jason Panayotou, from eyeora and Markus Kuehn, from Medienzentrum Berlin GmbH & Co. KG presenting the new digital alternatives to Radio.  Sarah Toporoff // Hedda Elisabet The future of radio crosses paths with digital tools most commonly used by social

Andrew Mojo, producer and radio presenter at DR P3, led a conversation on stage with radio presenters Kamal Hassan and Havshen Nabaz about their podcasts. Kamal Hassan, from the “Uden Filter” (“No Filter” in English) at DR P3, talked about the origin of the show’s name. Growing up, he was surrounded by people

The move to streaming is not a new thing. There’s no need to use the radio to listen to music nowadays.  “It's not the fact that streaming has come around, it's about life having changed” - Lona Clarke Rebbeca Frank, Kiss Content Director, explains that stations that have music-only sequences, need to “stop being lazy”

“What happens when people aren’t watching the screen anymore? This is where audio comes in”. In this session, Mario Cabañas, General Manager of Targetspot, gives us a rundown of new ideas to adapt advertising and create revenue. For starters, there have been developments in apps that convert text, such as news articles, to audio,

The session Podcast and Monetisation brought to the stage the big question: how to make money from podcasting?  Joe Copeman, Global SVP Sales at Acast, highlighted the need to see podcasts as a brand of their own. Podcasting isn’t just an independent project that results from our passion.  Nowadays there is a lot of

This interesting session highlighted how two local radios - Radio Wuppertal in Germany and Radio Popolare based in Milan - covered challenging situations. Alessandro Gilioli, journalist and director at Radio Popolare, and Georg Rose, editor-in-chief at Radio Wuppertal, went on stage to show the audience the power of local radio in a