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Dave Watson from DAVID Systems introduced the panel session tackling the challenges and opportunities for the reinvention of radio. He introduced the panel: Florian Notter

iHeartMedia Networks Group is the biggest radio network in the world. Darren Davis started with the company over 27 years ago and has a unique perspective

Chris Gould from AIM kicked off the first session setting the scene talking about the eco system of connected devices and where we are now

Ben Chapman and Alison Winter were first to the lectern, championing the BBC Sounds app. BBC Sounds has three main focuses: music, radio, and podcasts.

Understanding future technologies has been a core part of the conference throughout the morning, and it continued with Dave Coplin. Previously working with Apple and

Kelly Doherty runs TheImagingHouse.com. She spoke at Radiodays Europe about emotional connection in imaging. She said to delegates that the goal of every radio station is

From day one, interacting with listeners has been a key part of radio. In a session filled with audio clips Paula Szuchman and Emily Botein

The first full day of sessions began with an entrancing performance from the Vigneron Horns and Vigneron Singers. The performances filled the main auditorium with

Cheyenne Mackay hosted the session, and introduced keynote speaker Heidi Sivebaek, who is Diversity and Accessibility Editor at the Danish Broadcasting Corporation. Heidi inspired attendees

With video becoming an increasingly vital part of how radio stations reach audiences, and production budgets not necessarily increasing at all, Glen Mulcahy, from Titanium

From Latvia to Australia, people came from all over the world to get advice from Radiocentre’s Planning Director on a variety of topics.  While public

First up was hybrid radio. Floris Daelemans, from VRT, showed delegates their recent Marconi Project, which enables fully interactive and personalised radio shows and gives

Touted as the conference’s take on Speakers’ Corner, Innovation Square is an open space in the centre of the conference for anyone to book a

The Community Media Forum Europe hosted a series of presentations at Radiodays Europe highlighting some of the issues facing community radio stations at the moment. 

In Judith Spilsbury’s workshop this morning delegates learnt how to pitch radio to advertisers. Judith discussed the challenge for radio and identified that, while radio

The Monday night reception, which will be held at the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, promises to be something special : A history of sporting prowess

At A TASTE OF SWISS MUSIC (stand G3 on Garden level), you will be able to meet representatives of the following festivals and institutions:  Montreux

The Radiodays Europe, Radio Hack Europe has started! From 17.00 today participants of the Hack have joined a hackathon that will run day and night

During Radiodays Europe we’d love you to take part in an interactive video project which will be transmitted daily during the event. It will allow you to

We are pleased to announce the final program of Radio Hack Europe 2019, a 48-hour hackathon around the theme “Radio and media of tomorrow”, which will

Tuesday, 2 April 2019, 12:00 – 12:45, Track 4 – Speaker Nico Aprile  The horror scenarios that are already heralding the last hurrah of radio are

More than 70 companies, organisations and research institutes present their products, services and projects in a vast area that mixes exhibition stands, catering facilities, meeting

In most European countries, the processes of media planning and scheduling ad breaks involve a lot of tedious manual work which ties up many people.

Lausanne is not only the capital of the Canton of Vaud, the third largest Swiss Federal State in population after Zurich and Bern. It is

Working on a sales presentation and need supporting evidence? Mark Barber, Radiocentre UK’s Planning Director, is here to help. Book an appointment to discuss your

What is a hackathon? A hackathon is a gathering where people from different backgrounds work together in a collaborative manner over a short period of

The count down is starting to Radiodays Europe 2019 and we are pleased to announce even more speakers for Radiodays Europe 2019… – Nicky Birch, Director, Rosina Sound, United

This year Radiodays Europe is pleased to announce Florence Fischer, Radio and TV presenter, SRF, Switzerland and Paul Robinson, CEO of Imira Entertainment as the hosts for this year’s Radiodays

Special Focus Workshop: Across Generations – Social engagement through local community radios, Sunday 31st March 2019, 10.45 – 12.45 The Council of Europe report Across Generations explores

Radio Hack Europe by Radiodays Europe (29-31 March 2019, EPFL, Lausanne) is an open development and prototyping event, which is intended for anyone interested in