Young listeners still tune in to radio, but they're listening for less and less time! How to keep radio relevant for young people in a multi-platform world?
Facebook is a great partner and Pandora isn’t a real threat. Because radio is social and everywhere, and consumer habits change slowly, says Clear Channel CEO Bob Pittman.
Although listeners consume radio subconsciously, jingles seem to be noticed on-air. But do radio stations in a given market sound distinctive enough today?
If you're a radio producer, you need to break old boundaries to set new standards and keep radio alive. What holds you back? And how do you get out of your comfort zone?
Digital radio means great opportunities for brand extension on multiple platforms. If it's done consistently and according to the target demo's listening habits.
Thomas Giger
I love radio as long as I remember, and I'm in radio for 20 years. From being on air, to following radio as a media journalist, to working at a top production company for radio imaging & branding. > More <