‘Radio Is Dead, Long Live Radio’
BBC Radio 1 shows that video doesn’t kill the radio star. Natural enemies like visual and social media become radio’s new allies in a battle for the YouTube generation’s attention.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Dec 11, 2012 | Future | 0 |
BBC Radio 1 shows that video doesn’t kill the radio star. Natural enemies like visual and social media become radio’s new allies in a battle for the YouTube generation’s attention.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Dec 8, 2012 | Programming | 0 |
Radio market research is important. But successful radio programming is more than cluster mapping, music testing and image tracking, as German cases show.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Dec 2, 2012 | Programming | 0 |
Radio listener needs during prime time hours indicate that not every often-used radio format element works for your morning show and afternoon drive program.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Oct 17, 2012 | Production | 4 |
What do you want your radio brand to be known for, and do your jingles, sweepers & promos communicate it well? An important question for producers of station imaging.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Oct 15, 2012 | Personality | 2 |
The inspirational career story of UK radio personality Scott Mills, BBC Radio 1 midday presenter, shows that if you absolutely want something, nothing can stop you!
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Oct 3, 2012 | Production | 1 |
The best radio commercials and promo spots emotionally trigger the audience to mentally respond. Tips for copywriting and producing effective radio ads & trails.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Sep 19, 2012 | Personality | 0 |
Personality radio is based on relatable people who share authentic stories in interesting and entertaining ways. But where to find talents, and how to coach and direct them?
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Sep 15, 2012 | Future | 2 |
Local radio stations in Spain are turning into radio group affiliates. Is filling local content windows inside nationally syndicated formats all that will be left of local radio?
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Sep 6, 2012 | Programming | 0 |
What is more important for a successful morning show in terms of programming benchmarks and major promotions? Creative innovation or logical reinvention?
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Sep 6, 2012 | Programming | 2 |
Morning show strategies are easier to implement if you’re a in a major radio market. But even modest stations in smaller markets can succeed, by being flexible and creative.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Sep 2, 2012 | Programming | 0 |
Radio promotions can boost your brand awareness, weekly reach and market share. Don’t have unlimited budgets for major promotions? No problem. Be creative!
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Aug 26, 2012 | Future | 0 |
The future of radio: become a trusted guide within a sound-polluted world. The challenge for radio: cure people’s sound allergies and make audiences listen again. How to do it?
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Aug 25, 2012 | Production | 0 |
Radio’s main ingredients are music, sounds and voices. How should we use them to create effective imaging, branding and promotion through audiovisual productions?
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Aug 7, 2012 | Programming | 2 |
If you are looking to create a popular morning show for your AC radio format, check out this inspiration and advice from some of Europe’s most successful radio programmers.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Aug 6, 2012 | Music | 0 |
Adult Contemporary – a dull and dusty music format? Not necessarily. Some ideas on how to let your AC station sound hip & happening, as well as balanced and consistent.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Aug 5, 2012 | Programming | 0 |
Adult Contemporary is the future of music radio, but good old AC could use an upgrade. Here’s inspiration to develop and promote a Modern AC format and brand.
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