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Siobhán Kenny, CEO of the Radiocentre in the UK, shares her work in attracting new SMEs to radio advertising.
Siobhán Kenny, CEO of the Radiocentre in the UK, shares her work in attracting new SMEs to radio advertising.
Episodios
New Revenues In Radio
EscuchadoSiobhán Kenny, CEO of the Radiocentre in the UK, shares her work in attracting new SMEs to radio advertising.
Your Listeners Are Everything…
EscuchadoAled Haydn Jones, Head of Programmes for BBC Radio 1 in the UK, speaks to the Radiodays Europe audience about how they have developed their breakfast show.
Audio In The Year 2025
EscuchadoCharlotte Hager (Founder and Director at Comrecon Brand Navigation in Austria and Mark Barber MBE (Planning Director at the Radiocentre in the UK) spoke about radio and audio in the future, with a particular focus on monetisation.
Create Better Ideas For Your Station
Escuchado(Or how to stop brainstorming)! Wade Kingsley (Founder, the Ideas Business, Australia) has done some brainstorming research and proven that brainstorming is one of the least effective ways to create ideas. If you have ever been stuck in a boring brainstorm then you would probably agree. Yet most people conduct brainstorms because they don't know any other way. In this interactive session, Wade will demonstrate proven idea generation techniques that you can take back to your station and implement straight away - for any format. And to prove the techniques work, you will leave with a brand new idea.
The Rise of the Humans
EscuchadoWith Dave Coplin (Founder & CEO, The Envisioners, UK) The rapid growth of internet-connected devices has brought huge advantages, however the same technology has also disconnected us. We are drowning in a digital deluge, where intelligent agents bring an overwhelming wealth of information to an endless sea of devices, which all vie for our attention to the point where they are beginning to remove us from the real world. Business leaders, meanwhile, worry that they might miss the next big technology trend and fail to realise