The annual New Radio Day is the meeting point for those working in radio innovation across EBU organizations. Radio geeks and audio nerds – in the best possible sense of those words – will find their community here, exploring and creating the future together.
To reflect the innovative spirit of its participants, the New Radio Day has been run as an unconference for the past two editions.
Please note that NRD 2021 and NDR 2022 editions were organised during the Digital Media Days
New Radio Day has established itself as an inspiring and highly productive meeting point for all those interested in innovation in radio and audio. The 2024 edition will look at recent projects exploring smart ways to use AI in radio production and audio content creation, explore what works and what doesn’t for our own listening apps, and consider the latest developments on the all-important topic of in-car radio.
Thanks to the unconference format, which we’re adopting for the third year running, you can put your most important topics on the agenda. Complemented by a set of inspiring keynote presentations on the opening afternoon, our unconference will allow you to dive into a full day of highly interactive and engaging discussions and brainstorms. Join us!
To take part in the pre-event brainstorming around potential topics for discussion have a look at our wiki page (Members only).
The agenda includes details on the conference part on 16 October and the unconference on 17 October. As you know, it’s very important that all participants stay until the end of the day, for the closing circle. Therefore, please make sure you reserve a full day for the unconference on 17 October and take your flight tickets accordingly
For those of you who would like to attend the Paris Motor Show, taking place from 14 to 20 October 2024, you might be interested to stay even longer in Paris. Tickets for New Radio Day participants are available thanks to Radio France, in order to secure one please use the registration form for the event.
You can find hotel recommendations in the document section below, and also practical information on how to best prepare for the unconference.