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Chaired by Nik Goodman (Bounce), big names from across radio see us out at RadioDays Europe in Malmö, Sweden. Here are their ideas... 

James Cridland describes himself as a radio futurologist. He looks at where audio is going and is behind improvements in things like BBC iPlayer.

The idea of bridging broadcast and digital is not new in the audio space. How can we serve this bridge and increase diversity in roles, experiences, cultures, people, companies, and languages?

Music classics continue to be people's favorite songs and to be broadcast on the radio.

An enlightening session on proving how beneficial radio advertising can be to new clients.

Radiodays Europe sits down with the streaming giant... 

Rather than look at little boxes on playout software, Ben Jones (Host at Virgin Radio) likes to print physical logs.

Cars continue to be one of the favorite places for people to listen to the radio.
 

What happens when radio broadcasters in your country put their competitive differences aside and join together to share the same message? George Butler, Lucy Barrett and Mark Cunning discuss how powerful station collaboration can be. 

Imaging producers are unsung heroes of radio stations around the world says Chris Stevens (CEO of Devaweb).

In conversation with the vocalist from M People at Radiodays Europe. 

Podcasts encourage collaboration and work between multiple producers.

A radio perspective, a car perspective and a technology perspective comes together...

Aled Haydn Jones knows there is a risk to bringing in new talent, especially when you have 9 million listeners.

As well as being an accomplished radio professional, Julia Schutz (General Manager and Programme Director of ANTENNE NRW, Germany) is also a boxing promoter. 

Swedish Radio is working hard to be innovative, garner trust and grow their audience... through diversity. 

RadioDays Europe has always been a space for sharing and opinion and we had another session demonstrating the participation of visitors.