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11:00AM12:00PMBest spanish podcast 2018 : Behing the scenes of a painful hit
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12:00PM1:00PMRadio panorama in Spain and Portugal: exploring new territories
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12:00PM12:30PMBehind the scenes of Radio France's investigation unit
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12:00PM12:30PMa look back at an exceptional season
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12:00PM1:00PMEngaging new audiences in classical music
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12:30PM1:00PMPure-players native podcasts: which feedbacks?
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Best spanish podcast 2018 : Behing the scenes of a painful hit ()
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Genesis and apotheosis of the podcast 'The three death of my Father' / 'Las tres muerte de mi padre' from Pablo Romero / Cuonda Podcast.
Winner of Ondas Award 2018 et Best Podcast of 2018 according to Apple Spain.
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Radio panorama in Spain and Portugal: exploring new territories ()
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In 2019, we invite you to listen to Spanish and Portuguese radio stations. After Quebec (2014), Switzerland (2015), Belgium (2016), England (2017) or the Scandinavian countries (2018), the team of the Salon de la Radio et de l'Audio Digital will take you to Madrid and Lisbon in 2019. Around twenty radio stations have responded to the invitation, including Prisa Radio, Catalunya Radio (Catalonia), Canal Sur (Andalusia), EITB (Basque Country), AERO, Grupo R / Com (Portugal), RTV Andorra, Cuonda Podcast ... This is a great opportunity to share experiences and build strong relationships between our countries.
It will be interesting to know more about the vision and strategy of Prisa Radio, the world’s largest Spanish-language radio group, with a presence in thirteen countries and excellent positioning in all major Hispanic radio markets, in regard to Catalunya Radio or EITB Basque Radiotelevision deeply rooted and focused on a regional audience. It will be interesting to know more about the vision and strategy of Prisa Radio, the world’s largest Spanish-language radio group, with a presence in thirteen countries and excellent positioning in all major Hispanic radio markets, in regard to Catalunya Radio or EITB Basque Radiotelevision deeply centred on a regional audience.
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Behind the scenes of Radio France's investigation unit ()
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Radio France's investigation unit is one of the three poles of Radio France's Investigation and Investigation Department. A team of five investigators led by Jacques Monin produces all types of formats: short and long for radio, long texts and short texts, with photos and videos. Radio France's investigation unit is embodied by Secrets d'Info on France Inter.
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AudioClassroom
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a look back at an exceptional season ()
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A pioneer in DAB+, Oui FM recorded a cumulative audience of 2. 9%, or 290,000 listeners, and a 2% audience share in the Île-de-France region. Nationally, with a cumulative audience estimated at 480,000 listeners, radio is increasingly close to the symbolic point with a historical score, and an estimated increase of more than 170,000 listeners. On the digital? The same is true since it is in the Top 20 most listened to digital radio stations in the measurement ranking.
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Engaging new audiences in classical music ()
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Jack Pepper is a composer who has been privileged to write for orchestras including the Royal Opera House and Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, and is keen for other young people to experience this exciting world; the question of engaging younger audiences is frequently asked, it rarely features the very young people the debate concerns. To try to engage more young people with the genre and to have more young voices in the debate, Jack has recorded a pilot radio show with Radio 3 that you will be able to listen to in this Masterclass. He currently present a weekly classical music show on Resonance FM, with the aim of presenting the genre in a new light.
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Pure-players native podcasts: which feedbacks? ()
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The podcast wave has seen the creation of new audio oriented media over the past 2 years. Have these new kinds of pure-players reached maturity? Which model(s) work: advertising, subscription, sponsorship? The leaders will come to share their experiences and new challenges, while the top radio executives will debate during this major opening round table.
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