Podcasting: It’s a marathon, not a sprint
The session began with Andrew Davies, leader of one of ABC's digital teams, who said that the work on a podcast doesn't start with the first episode but with the idea. It is important to put all your effort into the podcast from the very start. As Andrew Davies says "It's a
Money for nothing, and your data for free
“There is a difference between good and bad advertising. The good one presents relevant information about things that I’m considering buying. The bad is only an irrelevant interruption in my life,” says James Cridland, the editor and founder of Podnews and the last speaker of the Audiodata Summit. In his “ultimate masterclass”
We built this city on (data and) rock ‘n’ roll
The collaboration of AI and humans How realistic is it to have a purely AI-driven newsroom? The founder and director of HEI-DA, Marianne Bouchart introduces us to various AI techniques that journalists use nowadays. By no means AI is able to replace humans - yet. However, Marianne gives us examples that show about
Reinventing news for the next generation
The number of gamers is steadily increasing worldwide. The same is true for people actively avoiding the news. The synthesis proposed by Aslak Gottlieb, journalistic lecturer at Southern University of Denmark and media entrepreneur, might be as obvious as it is genius: gamifying the news. But how? There is no “one-fits-all“ solution, yet
Podcast creation: catching the ear, and the eye, of the listener
In this part of the Podcast Summit the delegates heard practical advice from two Danish specialists – Lene Heiselberg and Camilla Sager – on how to make a great podcast, with a focus on sound quality, narrative arcs and podcast titles and descriptions. Going against Aristotle’s three-part structure, audience researcher Lene Heiselberg comes
