Agenda Salon de la Radio et Audio Digital 2019

All 9:00-11:00am 11:00-1:00pm 1:00-3:00pm 3:00-5:00pm 5:00-7:00pm 7:00-9:00pm

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3:00PM

What place for independent promoters in radio music?
2:00PM

3:00PM

Next Gen Audio : Towards more immersive and more interactive sound experiences
2:00PM

2:30PM

[Masterclass Deezer] Audio and Music: What Opportunities for Brands in 2019?
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2:30PM

What are the challenges for proximity? Keynote Jean-Emmanuel Casalta, Director of France Bleu
2:30PM

3:00PM

Psychology shows on the radio
2:30PM

3:30PM

[Masterclass Audion] From monetization to rich advertising

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What place for independent promoters in radio music? ()

What place for independent promoters in radio music?

AudioClassroom

What are the links between labels and radios? How are the stations informed of the exits, the market? How are they accompanied?. What is the role of the independent radio promo to whom the labels delegate the radio / record company relationship. Between data, calls and PR, you will know everything about this aspect of music programming!

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Speakers

Bruno Dubois

Sud Radio
Antenna Director
France

Moderator

Herve Cocto

Music Media Consulting
Founder
France

Eric Lelièvre

ELP Music Consulting
Chief Executive Officer
France

Jean Michel Canitrot

CANITROT & Co
Director
France

Ali Mouhoub

YACAST
Deputy General Manager
France

Rodolphe Brossard

Prodd Médias
Founder
France

Kate Arruartena

French International Promotion (FIP)
Press Officer
France

The themes

MUSIC

PROGRAMS

ROUND TABLE

AudioClassroom

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3:00pm

Next Gen Audio : Towards more immersive and more interactive sound experiences ()

Next Gen Audio : Towards more immersive and more interactive sound experiences

AudioClassroom

Making the sound experience more immersive, more personal, more interactive and more flexible, while minimizing production processes is now possible. We will review the state of the art, from binaural sound for a 3D spatial listening via a simple headset, to multichannel sound up to object based audio. These new Next Generation Audio (NGA) approaches allow you to associate audio with an object (metadata), a channel or a scene. They thus make it possible to generate new audio experiences of immersion and of personalization independently from the media players and even giving the control to the audience.

Speakers

Anaïs Libolt

DOLBY
Sales Manager France
France

Matthieu Parmentier

France Télévisions
Technical engineer
France

Marie Georgescu De Hillerin

Les Numériques
Responsible
France

Moderator

Xavier Gibert

RFI - France médias monde
RFI Labo manager
France

The themes

DIGITAL/RADIO 2.0

ROUND TABLE

TECH

AudioClassroom

2:00pm

2:30pm

[Masterclass Deezer] Audio and Music: What Opportunities for Brands in 2019? ()

[Masterclass Deezer] Audio and Music: What Opportunities for Brands in 2019?

AudioClassroom

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Speakers

Marianne Le Vavasseur

Deezer
VP Adsales
France

The themes

DIGITAL/RADIO 2.0

IN ENGLISH

MASTERCLASS

STRATEGY/MKG/MONETISATION

AudioClassroom

2:00pm

2:30pm

What are the challenges for proximity? Keynote Jean-Emmanuel Casalta, Director of France Bleu ()

What are the challenges for proximity? Keynote Jean-Emmanuel Casalta, Director of France Bleu

AudioClassroom

Is proximity the future of radio? With 44 local stations, Radio France has a powerful network to meet the challenge of regional information. How should it adapt to these needs of citizens? What are the challenges facing fake news, social networks and the digital world? How to articulate an effective cooperation with France 3 in the region? The director of France Bleu will detail his vision and outline the future.

Speakers

Jean-emmanuel Casalta

Radio France
Head of France Bleu
France

AudioClassroom

2:30pm

3:00pm

Psychology shows on the radio ()

Psychology shows on the radio

AudioClassroom

Radio often remains the best confessional or a privileged place for listeners to exchange ideas. For a long time, general-interest stations have been offering free-to-air programmes on their stations, in the evening or afternoon, and they remain highly listened to by a very loyal audience with whom the hosts forge special links.

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