The split of those attending Radiodays Europe is always pretty even, half come from public service broadcasters and half from the commercial side of radio. Making money has always been key in the commercial side of radio but now with budgets under pressure within PSBs making money from radio could be an

Annemieke Schollaardt (Presenter NPO Radio 2, Netherlands), Angi Taylor (Morning host, 103.5 KISS-FM, Chicago, USA), Trish Adudu (Breakfast host, BBC, UK) Dennis Clark (Vice President of Talent Development, iHeartMedia, USA) This year at Radiodays Europe we are bringing you more great sessions on talent & development. In this session three female radio hosts

So you’ve decided what to do on the Sunday at Radiodays, you’re going to the workshops (DSO and AER), you’ve signed up for a couple of the five Masterclasses, you’re going to pop into the Fast and Curious networking session and you are going to join the Radiodays Women networking as well

Last year Radiodays Europe ran the first Radiodays Podcast Day in Copenhagen, this was a fantastic day with a fast paced look at the world of podcasting. It was a day of learning that the Podcast Wave continues to gather momentum and that this new area of radio is in the ascendance. Therefore

We still have some more speakers to be confirmed for Radiodays Europe in Vienna, the world´s largets international radio conference. Today we are proud to present: Annemieke Schollaardt, multi award winning radio host and presenter at Radio 2, NPO, the Netherlands Bakel Walden, Director of Development and Offering SRG SSR, Switzerland, talking about the

The World is Listening so make sure you are promoting your brand to the world! It's your last chance to be part of Radiodays 2018. Exhibition planning closing soon - last spaces are available! Join one of the best business opportunities for radio in 2018 Signage and advertising: deadline approaching 20th February 2018 - Get

Radiodays Europe brings together the world of radio! This year's Radiodays Europe theme is 'The World is Listening' and the programme for Vienna 2018 reflects the diverse world of radio.  Radiodays Europe is the leading conference and largest meeting point for the world of radio and audio innovation with 1600 delegates from 60 countries,

Behavioural science research shows us how constructive journalism increases news users’ engagement with society and the positive impact it has on their social conscience. Adrian Feuerbacher (Deputy editor-in-chief at NDR Info in Germany) talks through the benefits of producing constructive journalism. Constructive journalism can have a huge impact in news users lives, and through this, their contribution

Local radio often gets forgotten in an age of social media, but to many people local radio is a huge source of information, education and entertainment. People like to hear local, there is also a sense of community that national stations cannot replicate due to the need to appeal to a wider

Radiodays Europe has a tradition of visiting the City Hall to celebrate the host city. This year we once again we are visiting the Vienna City Hall (Rathaus) courtesy of our host partners and the City of Vienna! The City Hall is in the heart of the city and offers a look at