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

Sound ideas : innovative audio experiences from the South
2:00PM

3:00PM

Francophone music: what solutions to rethink quotas?
2:00PM

3:00PM

DAB+ 2018 : feedbacks [technical, organisational and economic experiences]
2:30PM

3:30PM

The end of the mass media: the tailor-made challenge for the media industry

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Sound ideas : innovative audio experiences from the South ()

Sound ideas : innovative audio experiences from the South

AudioClassroom

In the midst of the battle of attention, listening devices are multiplying and media consumption habits are constantly changing. New comers are entering the audio game. To remain relevant and maintain their audiences, radio stations must venture to innovate. During this session, we offer you to discover innovative ideas and draw on the successful experience directly presented by their initiators: from succesful visual radio shows such as Yu from los40 / Prisa Radio to automatic audiotagging of La Ser news, from conversational success of Chatbot Olentzero from EITB to voice assistants, from Podium Podcast, the largest hispanic podcast platform of Grupo Prisa podcasts to the growing success of Cuonda Podcast, a strong community of independent podcasts in full swing.

Speakers

Ana Ormaechea

Cuonda Podcast
Founder and CEO
Espagne

Vicent Argudo

Prisa Radio
Director of Musical Radios and CDO
France

Nicolas Moulard

ACTUONDA
Smart Media Specialist
Belgique

Moderator

Urko Aristi Urdanpilleta

EiTB Basque Radio-television
Vice Director of Radio
France

Santi Faro

Catalunya Ràdio
Director of Programs
France

The themes

AudioClassroom

2:00pm

3:00pm

Francophone music: what solutions to rethink quotas? ()

Francophone music: what solutions to rethink quotas?

AudioClassroom

A real sea serpent of the French radio industry, the issue of French-language quotas regularly makes headlines. Since the advent of streaming platforms, the fight with terrestrial radios has been uneven because the legal rules are very different. When and how will this situation be clarified? Are the models exactly the same? These are major questions that are still waiting for answers.

Speakers

Alain Liberty

SIRTI
President
France

Aurore Bergé

Assemblée Nationale
Deputy
France

François Quairel

Paris Radio Show
In charge of the editorial committee and moderator
France

Moderator

Stéphane Bosc

RFM
Deputy Director
France

Olivier Zegna-rata

Radio France
Director of Institutional Affairs
France

The themes

AudioClassroom

2:00pm

3:00pm

DAB+ 2018 : feedbacks [technical, organisational and economic experiences] ()

DAB+ 2018 : feedbacks [technical, organisational and economic experiences]

AudioClassroom

- Who trained in DAB+ at INA? - Coding DAB+ and PAD at 88 kbit / s ... what you need to know - Audio quality, how to fulfill the promises of DAB+? - FM transmitters, DAB+ transmitters: what is changing - DAB+ indoor, outdoor: what powers to cover? - Broadcasting: do it yourself or entrust it to a broadcaster? - The multiplex operator: useful, useless? - And why do not you go train yourself at INA?

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Speakers

Sylvie Kalinowski

INA (Bry)
Training Manager
France

Gilles Misslin

CreaCast
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
France

Etienne Kordos

CreaCast
Associate Director
France

The themes

COACHING/CONSULTING

DIGITAL/RADIO 2.0

MASTERCLASS

TECH

AudioClassroom

2:30pm

3:30pm

The end of the mass media: the tailor-made challenge for the media industry ()

The end of the mass media: the tailor-made challenge for the media industry

AudioClassroom

While the media have mainly built on the anonymity of users and free content offered to the greatest number on the radio / TV radio networks, the rules of the game have changed with the advent of digital: the possibilities offered by the technology both publishers to offer tailor-made content, and users to consume them on personal terminals (by sharing them), come to reshuffle the cards of the traditional model. At the time of the RGPD, adblocks and hegemonic temptations of the platforms, are we moving towards a private, conversational media where the listener would become his own meta-media?

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