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2 months ago | 
redtech.pro | David Fernández Quijada |Davide Moro |Frédéric Brulhatour
GENEVA — We do not know much about children’s radio consumption. Official radio measurement systems only partially measure this target group and only in a few markets. However, this doesn’t discourage several broadcasters that run dedicated children’s services. In a recent analysis, I identified 22 European radio stations that target children. These stations represent a wide range of target age groups, from babies to teens.
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2 months ago | 
redtech.pro | Davide Moro |Daryl Ilbury
ATHENS — Radiodays Europe 2025 was held in Athens from March 9–11. According to the organizers, the event brought together more than 1,500 radio and audio professionals from nearly 50 countries to discuss the major changes and challenges facing the industry. At the opening, Greece’s Deputy Minister Pavlos Marinakis emphasized radio’s enduring importance as a trusted, timely, and democratic medium.
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Feb 7, 2025 | 
redtech.pro | Daryl Ilbury |Davide Moro
This year’s World Radio Day in Milan, Italy, organized by media company Radiospeaker, will take place on Thursday, Feb. 20, at Talent Garden Calabiana. The event, usually held on Feb. 13 to align with UNESCO’s World Radio Day, has been moved to avoid clashing with the Sanremo Festival, a major event for Italian broadcasters.
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Feb 6, 2025 | 
redtech.pro | Daryl Ilbury |Davide Moro |Kevin Hilton |Brett Moss
The latest Rajar figures show that in Q4 2024, radio in the United Kingdom reached 50 million weekly listeners, representing 87% of the adult population. Total listening hours stood at 1.033 billion, with digital platforms accounting for 72% of listening. DAB remained dominant at 59%, followed by smart speakers (22%), websites/apps (15%) and DTV (4%).
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Feb 4, 2025 | 
redtech.pro | Davide Moro |Daryl Ilbury
ROME — Rai, Italy’s national broadcaster, has temporarily closed its Rome headquarters after finding elevated asbestos levels in parts of the building. The facility at 14 Viale Mazzini, constructed in the 1950s when asbestos was commonly used, showed airborne fiber concentrations above legal limits during recent testing. This discovery prompted immediate safety measures.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
redtech.pro | Davide Moro |Kevin Hilton
LONDON — The BBC DAB network is one of the largest in the United Kingdom, covering more than 97% of the UK population. With rising operational costs and a mandate to cut carbon emissions on U.K. terrestrial platforms by 28% by 2030, the BBC and Arqiva proposed an approach focusing on “good enough” broadcast quality rather than peak performance. This strategy could potentially optimize energy consumption, reducing operational expenses and significantly shrinking the network’s carbon footprint.
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Nov 25, 2024 | 
ilgiornaledivicenza.it | Davide Moro
Tragedia nella serata di domenica 24 novembre a Lusiana Conco. Un uomo di 43 anni è stato investito mentre camminava sulla strada provinciale 69 e ha perso la vita. Continua a leggere, attiva GDV plus Hai già un abbonamento? Accedi Per iniziare, registrati Abbiamo bisogno di chiederti qualche dato per attivare l'abbonamento Hai già fatto la registrazione?
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Nov 25, 2024 | 
larena.it | Davide Moro
Tragedia nella serata di domenica 24 novembre a Lusiana Conco (Vicenza). Un uomo di 43 anni è stato investito mentre camminava sulla strada provinciale 69 e ha perso la vita. Continua a leggere, attiva L'Arena+ Solo 1€ per accedere senza limiti a tutti i contenuti del sito Hai già un abbonamento? Accedi Per iniziare, registrati Abbiamo bisogno di chiederti qualche dato per attivare il tuo abbonamento. Hai già fatto la registrazione?
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Nov 18, 2024 | 
redtech.pro | Davide Moro
The WorldDAB Summit 2024, held in Zagreb, Croatia, brought together public and private broadcasters to collaborate and discuss strategies for ensuring radio’s digital future. The event attracted nearly 200 delegates and featured speakers highlighting radio’s resilience and innovations in the digital era.
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Nov 18, 2024 | 
redtech.pro | Davide Moro |Brett Moss
ZAGREB, Croatia — Croatia has achieved 97% DAB+ population coverage, joining the ranks of nations with extensive digital radio networks. The country currently broadcasts three public and nine commercial DAB+ stations, with more services planned, announced Jasna Vaniček-Fila, director of Croatia’s Directorate for Media and Development of Cultural and Creative Industries, at the 2024 WorldDAB Summit in Zagreb.
