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How will AI sound in the future? What are the ways to lead a story using AI? These were the questions asked in this Monday

In this track, there were two presentations. The first one was from two Norwegian journalists working for NRK, Constructive Editor Ingrid Tinmannsvik together with News

The key to success is making audio come alive, agree the speakers from the panel on the future of radio in cars hosted by Radioplayer.

Last week he reported from a front line in a bulletproof vest, today he’s sharing his journalistic experience from the war in Ukraine at Radiodays

“First social media war –⁠ that’s what the current war in Ukraine could be called,” began session host Olli Junes, executive producer of radio in

“How should I understand something I am not using?” Kim started the session by throwing this question to the audience along with a spontaneous survey

Three-quarters of customer decisions are based on emotions. Ralph van Dijk, the founder of audio specialist agency Eardrum knows this well. How does one attract customers

The room lit up as Gregory Cosman,  managing director at shoutcast, explained to a packed room the importance of making a “wow” moment for listeners. As

“I think we will look back at 2022 and there will be a before and after ChatGPT line,” says Daniel Anstandig, CEO and Co-Founder of

Nina Bendstrup is a sound designer and a mediator of a Danish music podcast “Split into Atoms” in which they focus on artists and their

“Your audio is not an outcome, the outcome is change,” says Ben Schuman-Stoler, the Director of Content at Blinkist, a company with millions of subscribers,

Countries adapting the DAB+ technology can benefit from its many benefits, however, they also face significant challenges. “Radio there is actually still alive,” Ole Jørgen Torvmark

Bababam’s Sarah Toporoff introduced this session focusing on how essential diversity and equality are for a work success. “Inclusive hiring is not lowering the bar,

Martina Rihova, CEO of Active Radio, touches upon the challenges which the audio industry is currently facing. “We often start to forget about the concept

“Is radio ready for the future?” This was the biggest question in the session with Joe D’Angelo, Senior Vice President of Global Radio and Digital

More than two-thirds of respondents use digital audio in a 30-day span, a survey conducted by Mario Cabanas, the CEO of Targetspot, showed. These values

Emerging creative formats, campaigns and innovations were on display in this session – inspiring an eager crowd. As Steve Van den Audenaerde put it, “you

Niall Power is Head of Station Sound of Ireland’s Beat 102 103 radio and often participates in radio promotion juries. He started his presentation with answering

We all know about the butterfly effect but how about the moth effect? In 1997 Georgian author George Dawes Green had missed the atmosphere of

Car technology and especially user-experience software in cars is thriving. With all the smart new innovations, “the radio should not only be easy to find,

What if you were able to broadcast specific ads for the area, filter them according to age, lifestyle and control their repetition? Paul Cranwell presents

‘How will audio measurement look in the future?’ was the crucial question raised by Grant Blackley, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director at Southern Cross

“There was never really a consideration that I would never be in the radio industry.” James Rea, the Director of Broadcasting and Content in Global,

Podcasting in Europe is forecast to grow by 35% this year, and will triple by 2027 in ad spend. So how can creators and producers

Peter Niegel, the general manager of RadioDays Europe, welcomed everybody to the great hall of the Prague Congress Centre, where the 3-day conference hosting over

Venue: La Fabrika, Komunardů 1001, 170 00, Prague 7 – Holešovice Time: Doors open 19:00, Live music headliner 20:00 Food, beer and wine courtesy of

It’s all about data. But just having it is not enough; the key is knowing how to use it properly, and these three speakers knew

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

“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

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