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The advent of Covid-19 brought a need to be more creative, to be original and to give better content to listeners. In today’s morning session,

Laura Grimshaw and Jon Holmes present the funny side of Radio.  Comedy on radio is more popular than ever before, and with so many different

“High profile personality in the podcast age”, Presented by Dennis Clark – VP talent development at iHeart Radio, New York, brings up podcasting’s need to

Talk radio stations are on the rise around Europe. In this enlightening session, Estelle Cognacq, Nikolaj Thyssen and Kamila Ceran discuss why more and more

Podcast listeners are growing in number and there’s no doubt about that. But in the United States seven in ten people don’t listen to podcasts.

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,

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

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,

The session ”Audio tech innovations you shouldn’t miss – Part 2“ assumes the form of a pitch, presented by three techonological entrepreneurs.   The first

James Howard, Regional Senior Vice President, Programming & Program Director at iHeartMedia Chicago, explains how your audio company can be the hero, the ruler, the

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

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,

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!

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

Traditional radio is healthy, but there are challenges to tackle. Tobias Nielsen, Director of Audio+ Bauer UK, flagged up how important it is to reach

Radio suffered a lot during the pandemic. According to Richard people stay at home and only consume Netflix and other visual entertainment. On the other

Olle Zachrison, Head of Digital News Strategy and Deputy News Commission of Swedish radio, SR, showed a new way of exploring radio options. Sverige Radio is

When discussing AI, most people think of flying cars and futuristic robots, but it can be used to simplify buying radio advertising. Patricia Sonius, manager

  The debate was attended by Christelle Macé, managing director of Radio France, who introduced an innovative audio product to be utilized by children. “La

Philip Maes -journalist and Copywriter, Radio Writer, writer of audio plays for children, amongst many others – presents his insight on creativity.  Creativity begins in

With the technology evolving comes the challenge to innovate. Nowadays, cars are demanding new ways of thinking about the radio experience. Back in Track 4,

VRT and Pluxbox presented to the audience innovative solutions about listening to audio. They have been working with other companies together on the Marconi Project,

Caroline Pouron, head of digital content at SR in Sweden, and Christoph Falke, general manager at Axel Springer Audio in Germany, went on stage to

  Moderated by Sarah Toporoff, from Podinstall – “Audio tech innovations” combines the insight of Jason Panayotou, from eyeora and Markus Kuehn, from Medienzentrum Berlin

Paul McKenna dedicated himself to studying succes and learned techniques in neurolinguistics and clinical hypnosis. His career skyrocketed when, in 2008, Paul signed a contract with

Andrew Mojo, producer and radio presenter at DR P3, led a conversation on stage with radio presenters Kamal Hassan and Havshen Nabaz about their podcasts.

The move to streaming is not a new thing. There’s no need to use the radio to listen to music nowadays.  “It’s not the fact

“What happens when people aren’t watching the screen anymore? This is where audio comes in”. In this session, Mario Cabañas, General Manager of Targetspot, gives

The session Podcast and Monetisation brought to the stage the big question: how to make money from podcasting?  Joe Copeman, Global SVP Sales at Acast,