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Watch the video announcing Vienna 2018 We are pleased to announce that next year Radiodays Europe will be held in VIENNA! We would also like

Over 700 people attended the extraordinary venue in the raw industrial north part of Amsterdam, Hotel De Goudfazant. Our hosts and partners PURE Jingles, RAB

Firstly, George and Frauke… Frankie Mispagel works for one of the largest publishers and coporate tech investors in Europe – 72% of which is digital.

Firstly, Mark Barber… For the last 10 years, Mark Barber from Radiocentre, UK, has tried to explain to advertisers how radio can drive growth –

Let’s start with Snapchat… Mark Kaye is working with broadcasters, brands and artists. As their is no easy way to discover new accounts, collaboration is

Whilst the future of news is digital and social, radio is still very big. In Denmark, 73% of under 30s get their news from social

Joel Sucherman (Senior Director Digital Products, NPR, USA) said that delegates needed to stay committed to fact based independent journalism. Journalists are not, and should

Hannah Storm (Director, International News Safety Institute, UK) said that journalism had changed. Journalist’s safety is paramount to the future of radio – two journalists

Radiodays Europe kicked off with an array of Keynotes and Welcomes. Graham Dixon (Head of Radio, EBU, Switzerland) talked through some of the technological challenges

Menno Koningsberger (CEO, Talpa Radio, the Netherlands) welcomed everyone and impressed upon delegates the importance of building their own futures. DO not just focus on

We hear from: 1) Eleanor Mannion at RTE, Ireland 2) Christian Schalt at Kronehit, Austria 3) Lars Hedh and Jimmie Schewenius, both from Swedish Radio,

Ana Skak opened the session by letting us know, that with VR you can choose your own perception. As Editor of DR in Denmark, she

Not many people working in radio have had a chance to use Facebook Live Audio. Newly launched, it’s only available for verified pages at the

Hakon also discussed what we can learn from Shame about progressing with millennials in radio. He suggested that we ‘take the target market seriously, accept

“What is the future of the jingle? As jingle creators, the team at Pure Jingles have been told often that ‘people get tired of jingles’.

The relationship between the programming and sales team is always a tense one​ ​at radio stations​. T​hey often have different ideas ​regarding how to make

After nearly 20 years on the air, Christian has a few tips for presenters… If you’re a broadcaster, what’s the most important thing? Don’t sit

Manoush is the host of WNYC’s podcast ‘Note To Self’ in New York and has learnt a lot of lessons through that. She says that

We’ve got our leadership process completely upside down according to Marc Haberland, and as Vice-Program Director of the at Berlin’s most popular radio station, he’s

Stephanie ​knew two things growing up, she wasn’t a boy and she wanted to work in radio. Having reached ​a career high​,​ presenting the biggest

Anthony Gay gave us the lowdown on how to harness the power of audio. He reminds us that manipulating sound is a superpower – and

Times are changing in the advertising business. As the digital age has completely transformed the way we get content, experts Frank Bucher from RMS in

Connected home devices are great but do they just reinforce the radio stations you know? How will listeners hear about your radio station for the

Tony Blackburn has been there since the beginning. There were no legal “pop” music radio stations in the 1960s. The launch of BBC Radio 1

Adrian Feuerbacher from NDR in Germany opened the session by discussing his public news station, where they do lots of investigative reporting. They like to

What skills do you need to be a great producer? And how do producers take a radio programme to the next level? In a riveting

For talent, it is just as important to know what you’re not capable of and where your weaknesses lie, as it is being confident in

This session looked at how radio organisations are mixing digital and broadcast and whether they are moving apart or coming together. Helena Sahlen Folke said

Listening figures for music streaming services are rising year on year, and younger audiences are most enthusiastic than ever. Services like Spotify and Mixcloud are

Top 2000 has become an annual holiday tradition in the Netherlands. The NPO programme reaches 74% of the Dutch population and has made the station