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There have been so many mess ups on the radio! In this session, hosted by Martin Liss, the Radiodays Europe delegates were lucky enough to

Armand Leroi (Author, Broadcaster and Evolutionary Biologist, UK) opened with a clear enthusiasm about pop music, and said that he thinks “the science of pop

In this session, three radio – Angi Taylor (Kiss FM, US), Annemieke Schollaardt (NPO Radio 2, Netherlands) and Ivana Miseric (Otvoreni, Croatia) – hosts talked

This year’s Radiodays Europe host country – Austria – is a hotbed of technical talent. In this session, three recent innovations were showcased – from

Why should we care about Smart speakers? Tomas Granryd (SR, Sweden) thinks he has some answers. Some people (inside and outside of the radio industry)

“I describe myself as a campaigning journalist” opens Michele Livesey from Key 103 in the UK. For her, radio is tool for campaigning for social

This was the first of two sessions. Henning Lüdemann kicked off. He is a Sales Manager at RMS (Germany). They’re the biggest audio marketer in

Linda Green (UK) has led the creative strategy for the BBC’s biggest events, channels, brands and cultural change programmes over the last twenty years –

Martin Baumgartner (Swissradioworld, Switzerland) kicked things off. Smart speakers have our data, shopping baskets, voice recognition, and companies with endless resources behind them, so why

Jo Stanley started the session, discussing personal branding and content. She took us through a series of exercises to delve into personal branding, to help

“If you are a depressed regressive, what is there to be excited about?” asked Geoff Lloyd, popular national radio presenter in the UK.  Geoff met

Dave Berry was the host of the Capital FM Breakfast show for over five years before joining Absolute Radio in 2017.  Content Director, Paul Sylvester,

Brands are constantly fighting for our attention. What can radio stations do to stand out and be heard above the noise? Tom Van der Biest

Radio’s taking a huge share of our audio consumption, but how do we monetise that? Even in an age of flashy visuals, online banners, and

Four top-level radio executives from across Europe came together to share their views on the challenges and opportunities for broadcasters today. Cilla Benko (Swedish Radio)

Telling real stories in imaginative and immersive ways is at radio’s core. Sound documentaries offer a wealth of creative possibility for producers to combine many

Telling real stories in imaginative and immersive ways is at radio’s core. Sound documentaries offer a wealth of creative possibility for producers to combine many

Ina Tenz (Antenne Bayern, Germany) has been working on new podcast and app-based technologies. She highlighted the value of competition beyond classic competition borders. Antenne

The BBC’s Audience Researcher, Emma Theedom, demonstrated how the BBC is “future-proofing” news programming on BBC Radio. For seven years, she’s been telling “higher-ups” that

It used to be straightforward to forecast the future, but not anymore. According to Ben, no matter what industry you are in, forecasting horizons is

BWhen a radio conference opens in 2018, a smart speaker has to be on the stage, saying ‘hello’. This came very fast as smart speakers

  Our voice is an important tool we constantly use in our everyday lives. As a radio presenter your voice is even more important. “You

Radio is the medium in which people have the most trust in, said Siobhan Kenny, CEO of Radiocentre, in her keynote speech addressing the Radio Days Europe.

Historically, radio has been bad at getting value out of content, says James Cridland. Producers are incredibly focused on feeding a transmitter and keeping the

Claudia said that she tries to get her interviewees away from what they are there to sell – out of their PR speak – to

Stuart Mays, Director of Commercial Strategy for Global, the UK Media and Entertainment Group, outlined the steps which the UK’s number one commercial radio group

Stuart Mays, Director of Commercial Strategy for Global, the UK Media and Entertainment Group, outlined the steps which the UK’s number one commercial radio group

Alison Winter (BBC, UK) and Aled Haydn-Jones (BBC Radio 1, UK) shared the results of recent audience research that is helping to shape the future

Between them, they share personal stories from their lives and on queer life. Kathy and Tobin’s approach has led to a renowned podcast series, named