‘Signals from the Edge’ Conference to study unlicensed broadcasting
A group of dedicated broadcasting academics are eager to examine radio’s errant but formative offspring
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Mediahuis Radio Relocates Studios
The Amsterdam-based broadcasting group now boasts ultramodern facilities
Radio’s primary task for 2025
With its reputation for trustworthiness, radio should play an active role in discussing misinformation and the value of reliable sources
Europe 2 places pop culture at the center
Lagardère Group, which owns the station, is focused on reviving its audience and sees pop culture at the core of its strategy
The diary of a podcaster
Producing a regular weekly podcast with high broadcast-quality standards requires planning; here’s a peek into Buzz Knight's typical week
Dutch local public broadcasters celebrate 50 years
For half a century, local public broadcasters in the Netherlands have served their communities and done so in the face of remarkable challenges
RÚV maintains its edge in the digital age
Einar Logi Vignisson on how Iceland’s public broadcaster stays adaptable, supports local music and maintains strong ad revenues
World Radio Day 2025 to prioritize climate-focused coverage
With 2025 a crucial year under the Paris Agreement, radio carries distinct advantages to encourage requisite action
Is AI a double-edged sword for radio?
TV didn’t kill radio, nor did the internet, but AI could transform the medium beyond recognition
Canada and Malawi boost community radio investigative skills
The training will help Malawian radio journalists investigate and promote social accountability and transparency in how local governments use public funds
