Radiodays Europe 2021 has begun! We have selected an incredible range of speakers across all the areas of our wonderful industries to talk us through their ideas and plans. It's been 2.5 years since we had a moment like this

Radiodays Europe is known for its networking as much as its amazing speakers and presentations. So today in Lisbon we hosted our annual "audio speed dating" session for delegates who were interested in meeting other broadcasters from around the world.  Over the course of an hour delegates from Greece, Palestine, UK, France, Slovakia, and elsewhere, met

Teresa Fragoso, the first speaker of the afternoon, highlighted that only 1 in 4 people represented in the media is a woman. Therefore, women journalists, hosts and interviewees are less likely to be seen or heard about in the media, around the world. Fragoso points out that, although there has been an

Cathrine Gyldensted sees journalism from a different viewpoint. For her, journalists should talk not just about problems but also their their human side, potentials and possible solutions. After more than ten years in radio and TV Danish journalism, she has been involved in constructive journalism. She is also the founder of Constructive

  On the very first day of Radiodays Europe, Norwegian Journalist Ole Hedemann,  presents “Method to madness: How to structure the development process” Masterclass, at Radiodays Europe.   Ole Hedemann at Radiodays Europe // Fábio Pires  With a vast resumé on content development and over 28 years of working at NRK, Ole Hedemann guides the masterclass attendees through the