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The Jingle Ball Live Show 3 Content 5 Sharing Radio’s Future in Berlin 2013 6 Location of Berlin Venues 8 Overview: Three eventful days in Berlin 10 Sunday: Three Exclusive pre-Conference Workshops 12 Sunday: Checkpoints Berlin: Four tours for radio friends 14 Evenings: Receptions in Parochialkirche and Rotes Rathaus 16 Sponsors of Radiodays Europe 18 Conference Venue: bcc Exhibition Plan and bcc Floor Plan 20 Conference Programme Overview 23 Translations into German and Russian of sessions in Kuppelsaal 24 Monday: Session descriptions and Speaker bios 48 Tuesday: Session descriptions and Speaker bios 64 About Radiodays Europe Reception: Rotes Rathaus 66 Media Partners of Radiodays Europe Monday 18 March Page 14 Project managers: Web editor: Wilhelm Haagensli Anders Held: [email protected] Travel/registrations: Camilla Kampevold Rolf Brandrud: [email protected] Radiodayseurope.com Participants: Annika Engmark Commercial partnerships: Frederik Stucki [email protected] Technical coordinator: Jonas Svensson Rosie Smith Design venue signage: Stefan Viterstedt [email protected] Design printed program: Jan Neste Design Programme group: Print: H. Heenemann GmbH & Co, Berlin Susanne Baldauf, James Cridland, Nik Goodman, Peter Niegel and lead by Anders Held and Rolf Brandrud. Photo: Willhelm Haagensli Willhelm Photo: 2 Radiodays Europe 2013 Radiodays Europe 2013 3 Sharing Radio’s Future in Berlin 2013 Photo: Ole Kaland Ole Photo: Photo: Willhelm Haagensli People working in radio are a bit different, way forward and be prepared to work together aren’t they? Maybe that’s why so many of us when appropriate. Radiodays Europe is also like to meet at Radiodays Europe every year. To a meeting point for radio professionals who meet people like ourselves, passionate about are willing to share their knowledge and expe- radio and are sharing a belief in radio’s future. riences across borders. Almost 100 speakers in over 50 sessions are offering their experience And we are a growing crowd. Up from the 800 this year. Exciting! last year in Barcelona to over 1000 attendees from 50 countries this year in Berlin. The 4th edition of Radiodays Europe is taking place in the shadow of the famous Berlin Radiodays Europe is now not only the biggest broadcasting tower. We wish to thank all our radio conference in Europe, it is by far the grea- partners in Germany and across Europe for test radio convention in IN THE WORLD! their support and encouragement to make the With roots in Scandinavia, Radiodays Europe Radiodays in Berlin a success. has grown to become a pan-European event with partner organisations in 18 countries. And See you next year in…! welcome Brazil, Korea, India and other nations (next host city will be presented on Tuesday) attending for the first time. «Sharing Radio’s Future» is our theme. We Anders Held and Rolf Brandrud believe that radio’s future lies in our own Co-founders and Project Managers hands. We, as an industry, need to find the Radiodays Europe 4 Radiodays Europe 2013 Radiodays Europe 2013 5 Location of Berlin Venues Site plan Whether you arrive by plane to Tegel or Schoenefeld, or by train or to the center of the former East Berlin: Alexanderplatz. Public Transport Check out the locations of each venue on this map. They are all within easy walking distance from Alexanderplatz. 100, 200, 248, N5, N65, N8 Hotel Indigo Hotel Park Inn Schönefeld about 45 minutes Car Park Berliner Congress Center (bcc) Rotes Rathaus Parochialkirche 6 Radiodays Europe 2013 Radiodays Europe 2013 Three intensive and eventful days in Berlin Monday 18 March First conference day starting with registration and coffee from 08:00 at Berliner Congress Center. Checkpoints Berlin: Sunday Tours for radio friends é 7KHĦUVWRIWKHVHVVLRQVRQ0RQGD\VWDUWVDWVKDUS EHRQWLPHSOHDVH é /DVWVHVVLRQHQGVDW The first of four tours organised by our German radio partners starts from Berli- ner Congress Center at 14:00 sharp – Three further tours will start from place at 14:45. If you have pre-registered, you are granted a place on these free of charge Visit the historical Haus des Rundfunks and Brandenburger Tor tours. If you have not, you can still meet up – at 13:45 or 14:30 – and have a fair see a modern trimedial newsroom chance of coming along on a vacant place. Berlin has a dramatic radio history and a forward-looking public broadcaster Rundfunk Berlin Brandenburg (rbb). As an alternative to the last sessions Mon- Haus des Rundtfunks Exclusive workshops on creative leadership, radio day 16:45, rbb offers a field trip to their site by bus from bcc. sales or verifying news from social media Reception at Berlin Town Hall (Rotes Rathaus), 18:00- These workshops have been held for leaders in radio and journalists in the UK The reception will be hosted by the Senate Spokesman and Head of the Press and and for sales people all over the world. Don’t miss this chance – there may still Information Office, Permanent Secretary Dr. Richard Meng, on behalf of the Go- be vacant places available! The workshops at the Berliner Congress Center start verning Mayor and the Senate of Berlin, starts at 18:00 sharp (be on time, please!) 15:00, registration (for workshop participants only) from 14:30. DQGHQGVRQ More information on the following pages. Rotes Rathaus The evening is free for your own dinner arrangements. Welcoming drinks reception hosted by ARD at Parochialkirche, Klosterstraße, 19:00-21:00 After dinner «Radio Bars» The Berlin TV Tower: Discover the city of Berlin with a 360° view from its hig- A great opportunity to meet and mingle with radio colleagues before conference hest building. Upon presentation of their badges of your badge, RDE delegates start. You can register and get your conference badge there to avoid queues on Parochialkirche and their company will enjoy a discounted elevator ride to the top of Berlin Monday morning. The Berlin TV Tower ĀLQVWHDGRIĀĀ RQ0RQGD\HYHQLQJDVRI SOHDVHQRWHWKDW The evening is free for your own dinner arrangements. there may be short waiting times due to a limited elevator capacity). Or Spagos Bar & Lounge at Park Inn - THE Meeting Point on Alexanderplatz. This bar on the ground floor of Hotel Park Inn, Alexanderplatz is the exciting address for business travellers, locals and people with a sense for lifestyle and aesthetics. Second conference day é PRUHVHVVLRQVIURPLQWKHPRUQLQJ EHRQWLPHSOHDVH Accompanying partners… é 7KHQH[WKRVWFLW\IRU5DGLRGD\V(XURSHZLOOEHDQQRXQFHG right before lunch. é DUHZHOFRPHWRWDNHSDUWLQWKH6XQGD\VRFLDOHYHQWV%HUOLQWRXUVRQ6XQGD\ afternoon and the Sunday evening reception at Parochialkirche. é $QGWKHQßDWßLWLVJRRGE\HWRWKHFRROFLW\%HUOLQDQGKHOORWRê" 8 Radiodays Europe 2013 Radiodays Europe 2013 Three Exclusive pre-Conference Workshops Sunday from 15:00 2. BBC College of Journalism – Editorial Leadership Workshop: ‘The Effective Newsroom Leader’ Find out how to avoid Registration and check-in is at 14.30 at Berliner Con- gress Center (registration is only open for workshop This workshop is based on a highly successful practical participants, not general RDE delegates). This is to and interactive BBC course. It is designed to develop more trustworthy stories on make 100% sure no one turn’s up and wait for badges confident and effective editorial leaders for any newsroom the social web. Learn and blocks the queue at a time when workshop partici- and journalism environment. More than 400 editors, media editorial leadership from pants need fast access to be at the ws room. executives and senior journalists from around the world the BBC. Or join Paul The workshops have a limited capacity and come at an have already been through the course. They have come not only from the BBC but some of the most respected interna- Weyland’s Radio Sales H[WUDFRVWRIĀ*HUPDQ9$77KH\DUHRQO\ open to registered participants. If you have pre-registe- tional news organisations. Jane Kinghorn Mia Costello Boot Camp. The choice red via www.radiodayseurope.com in advance, you are Senior trainer and Client manager with The workshop has been specially put together by Mia creative consultant at the BBC as well is yours – between three granted a place. If not, you may still stop by at bcc at Costello and Jane Kinghorn - two of the BBC’s most expe- the BBC. as delivering and facilitating training in 14:00 and join if there are still vacant places. rienced executive trainers and coaches. They will give you Jane’s been a working exclusive workshops on editorial leadership journalist for more the inside track on how the BBC helps its editorial leaders and journalism Sunday 17th. than 20 years. She to clearly communicate their editorial vision, create and began her career in harness original journalism, and get the very best out of independent radio rently developing before moving to the inter national journa their team. BBC. lism training courses. 1. Avoiding rumours and hoaxes: 3. Radio Sales Boot Camp Verifying content from the social web This seminar is intended for both radio and television sales He speaks to corpo rate leaders, associa (YHU\PLQXWHKRXUVRIFRQWHQWDUHXSORDGHGWR<RX7XEH She proved to be a and management. Attendees will leave with ideas they can tions of independent very useful person go out and use immediately to sell more long-term local business owners, and 100,000 tweets are sent. Radio stations are increa- indeed. Soon she direct. They will also have a great time learning. organizations, ma singly relying on content and contributors from social was the designer of networks, but as well as the incredible resources available
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