Clara Mai Kunstmann joined r8Dio in the summer of 2023 as the CEO with a mission to ambitiously develop and drive further growth. Clara Mai has an extensive background in the media industry. She started at the magazine Chili in 1995, later worked as a planner at DR B&U, and served as

REGISTRATION IS OPEN! Join us in Athens to hear from experts from all areas of the radio, audio and podcast industries, network and make connections, and gain insight from all over the world.We've opened registration this year with a start-up price which is the best value registration you will

We asked Brian Farrell, Radiodays Europe attendee and Audio Room participant, to review the experience - here's what he wrote: At Radiodays Munich 2024 there was an opportunity for delegates to listen to real audio and be involved in the feedback process. On Monday I attended the air-checking session, as a presenter

Take a look at the photos (in the gallery on the home page or here) from RDE24. Whether you were a speaker, exhibitor, attendee or team member we couldn't do Radiodays Europe without you. This year was a true success, and we have loved looking at all your posts on socials -

George the poet originally started as a spoken word artist and rapper: “I always used the ability the rhyme to talk about the world”. At the age of 19, he transitioned from music into poetry after starting university. Today, he produces a podcast testing the boundaries of audio. Music, poetry and well

In a fast-paced last 45-minute session at Radiodays, industry professionals shared game-changing ideas for broadcasting success. Paul Sylvester from Absolute Radio Network highlighted the importance of recognizing your show's unique 'superpower' and engaging deeply with your audience. He emphasized creating compelling content that keeps listeners hooked, suggesting they should be encouraged to

The audio landscape has undergone a seismic shift with the meteoric rise of audiobooks, captivating audiences with immersive storytelling experiences. As well as podcasts growing more and more important, especially for younger audiences. In this final panel debate, Andrea Zuska, SVP Content Strategy at RTL and Constance Parpoil, Head of Catalogue Management

“Welcome to the new PURE!”. Thomas Giger enters the stage to explain how PURE Jingles shifted from a jingle production company to an audio marketing company. By understanding the wishes the audience has towards radio stations, PURE managed to adapt its products to further boost audience retention. Delving into the ever-evolving landscape of