radio

Smart Radio – Beyond Playlists & Promoting the Future

Speakers include: Graham Bryce - Group Managing Director, Bauer Media Dave Young - Director of Programming, Box TV Matt Stagg - Senior Manager of Network Strategy, EE

Music 4.5 Smart Radio: Business models for interactive and streaming music platforms There is now a plethora of interactive streaming music and audio services online. Are these new services a result of the digital impact and innovation, or simply the least expensive way for online businesses to distribute music?

In partnership with the Association for International Broadcasting, media140 is bringing together global leaders in the field of broadcasting, social media and digital technology. media140 will help you explore solutions to manage the fast paced social broadcasting environment, to think differently and steal a march on your competitors.

Are you surviving? But want to thrive? You know how to create content but do you know how to sell it effectively? This workshop from Media sauce, Own -it and Skillset will look at how you can exploit your IP rights globally and across multiple platforms from traditional broadcast to mobile devices.

MediaTel Group's Future of Radio, sponsored by IPSOS MediaCT will examine what the further holds for commercial and public broadcast radio in the UK.

Radio listening figures remain exceptionally high while other media are falling and failing left, right and centre. But the story isn't entirely rosy - younger people are moving away from the medium. Why is that, and how do radio companies innovate to meet the Facebook generation?

  Engaging with the digital audio future. A one-day conference tackling the key issues facing radio as it continues its digital evolution. "Radio has entered headlong into the digital age, successfully fragmenting and diversifying content and business models across a range of new media and technologies. A new wave of listeners, investors and creative talent are being drawn in to an increasingly dynamic industry that has been forced to reassess its offering and position within a crowded multimedia mix.