In a world where content is endless and attention is scarce, the real challenge for audio brands is no longer reach – it is connection. At Radiodays Europe, a session led by Nora Stronstad Elder from NRK and Joeri van Breukelen from Qmusic explored how radio can move beyond passive listening and

In an era of polarized debates and widespread misinformation, journalism faces a critical challenge: how to inform the public without reinforcing division or spreading inaccuracies. This question was at the heart of a thought-provoking session led by Ola Rosling, co-founder of Gapminder, and Keith Moore, Head of Editorial, who explored a simple

Radio and podcasting are no longer just about audio. At Radiodays, FlightStory, the creative force behind The Diary of a CEO, shared how a bold idea can grow into a billion stream brand that resonates across generations and platforms. Hosted by Sam Bonham, BBC Senior News Editor, the session featured Christina Brenton,

In today’s media landscape, the question is no longer whether to choose audio or video – it’s how to make them work together. Leading media organizations are increasingly recognizing that audio and video are not competing formats, but rather complementary. This topic was discussed by Head of Social Media for Music &

In the session presented by Nuppu Stenros and Mikael Salmelainen from the Finnish public broadcaster YLE, the focus was clear: how do you truly reach young men and build a community around them? Their answer lies in the video podcast “Menny pahaks” (Gone Bad), available on the Yle Areena app, which has successfully created

“Something that used to take two days now takes five minutes,” explained Roger Hoffman, Head of Digital at FFH Media Group.  The philosophy behind their AI usage is simple - which workflows can help get the work done faster?  This is done by looking at where AI can do the heavy everyday tasks -

Where is commercial radio heading next? That was the focus of a high level discussion bringing together Steve Jones, CEO of Stingray Radio, Simon Myciunka, President Audio and CEO Audio UK at Bauer, and Kari Laakso, President of Nelonen Media, with Jess Kelly leading the conversation. The message across the panel was clear.

Bernie O'Neill, Project Office Director of WorldDAB introduced the session by saying we are at an unusual point in time with different countries in different places in the digital transformation as well as telecoms regulations changing around the world which means it is a critical moment for the future of audio and

The way audiences consume audio is changing rapidly, but one message from this session was unmistakable - the future of radio is still bright. But as long as it stays rooted in human connection. Drawing on data from North America, Asia, Australia and Europe, Radio Futurologist James Cridland explored how listening habits

Since August 2022 Anna-Karin Ivarsson, a radiojournalist at Sveriges Radio, has been conducting what is probably the world’s longest radio survey. With the help of some colleagues along the way, Ivarsson has been asking people a seemingly simple question -  what questions about the climate crisis do you carry with you? The first