It's a beautiful day in Lisbon as we welcome a new day of discussion, debate, information and connection at Radiodays Europe 2021

Investigative journalism has the goal of “getting people to talk”. That’s how Niels Fastrup looks at his work. He is an investigative journalist at DR, the Danish TV and radio public broadcaster. The host of “Bed of Lies” Cara McGoogan, from the UK's The Telegraph, agreed and said these investigations increase awareness

In this session, Nelson Pimenta, Head of Grupo Renascença Multimedia of Portugal, gives us some local examples of platforms who have thrived in competition with the “usual suspects'' of the tech industry: Nonio, a single sign up platform to collect third party data, which is being used currently by media outlets, radio,

On the session “Innovation in the audio space”, Jarre showed how the craftsmanship of a musician and of a radio professional have similarities. In fact, he sees both as being linked together:  “I would say electronic and acoustic music has always been linked to public radio.” Our prestigious guest pointed out something he

The session ”Audio tech innovations you shouldn't miss - Part 2“ assumes the form of a pitch, presented by three techonological entrepreneurs.   The first pitch is brought by Stéphane Dufossé, CEO of Augmented acoustics.  Stéphane Dufossé, CEO of Augmented acoustics   Based on the feedback from sport reports, Augmented Acoustics developed what could be called an

James Howard, Regional Senior Vice President, Programming & Program Director at iHeartMedia Chicago, explains how your audio company can be the hero, the ruler, the rebel and much more within the narrative.  When looking at the different possible characters that the radio stations can embrace, there is a possibility to maximise revenue by

Tomas Coppens talked about his research on podcast use in Flanders and how they can improve listener numbers. For this, he gave six insights on why people listen to podcasts and what really matters to them. He has studied this through knowing when, how and in which contexts they listen to them. The first

The evolution of radio and TV is detailed in chronological order, right from the beginning. From the creator of the phonograph, Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville, through Gugliemo Marconi, BBC’s first ever website, and speeding up through the modern day, and arriving at the main destination: Visual Radio.  What is visual Radio? Visual radio is

Hosted by SEAT the Sunday Radio Night: The Cocktail Dinnetoire at the LX Factory. Be prepared for a taste of Portugal, let your tastebuds go wild! This is a 'Dinnetoire' so no need for dinner beforehand with some of the best wines and spirits in the world for you to sample.  Where: Less than a mile from

In order to build a successful radio business, you need to know what your audience wants. But you also need to know what your advertisers want.  How do you do that? Ask them, apparently.  In Holland, the Radio Advertising Bureau asked the brand consultants, De Positioneerders to carry out research looking into what the biggest