RDA 2019 #thepowerof10
Radio Days 2019, celebrates 10 years of learning and sharing this year and will be held at the Wits Club, Johannesburg, from 3 – 5 July 2019. #RDA19
Multimedia, Multiskilled:
The ability for talent to identify opportunities, work across platforms and media, and harness the power of their own brands is a unique skill. Claire Mawisa (Presenter, Producer and Voice Artist) shares her journey in the media space and gives tips to ensure relevance in a changing media landscape.
Power of Sound
It’s 2019 and everyone is talking about audio and some of the biggest brands in the world are taking audio branding seriously for the first time. Join Paul Holmes (ReelWorld) as he explores The Power of Sound and looks at ways to supercharge your station sound.
Top Ten Promotions from Across the Globe (Part II)
Multi-platform promotions with a strong on-air element are essential tools for radio stations to remain relevant in an entertainment economy. Back by popular demand, Niall Power (Beat 102 – 103 Presenter and Producer) shares ten well-planned and executed promotions that created energy, excitement and great on-air talkability.
Audio Africa
Join the award-winning Linda Manganye (Power FM Production Manager), Herman Tefo (Sound Production Manager – Primedia Broadcasting) and Siyanda Fikelepi (Umhlobo Wenene FM Programme Manager) as they talk through the process of imaging a radio station using local nuances, powerful local voices, talented script writers and a uniquely African perspective…
#OpenUpTheIndustry
Radio and audio platforms always need to inspire, train and employ the next generation of radio professionals. Join Greg Maloka (Kaya FM CEO) as he chats to two young media professionals and a media trainer about the challenges of breaking into the industry and the need for mentorship. Panellists include…
Content Convergence – The Nigerian Perspective:
The ability to attract eyes and ears in a changing consumption landscape remains key to media brands. Jonathan Lyamgohn (Sound City TV & Radio CEO) explains how they operate a network of eleven radio stations and three TV stations across two of Nigeria’s biggest cities, and what they do to…
Rebuilding a Classic
Lyndon Johnstone (Classic FM CEO) explains the process of re-branding, re-thinking and re-launching Classic 1027. The last twelve months have seen significant investment in this Gauteng based station and Johnstone gives insight into the process and projected outcomes.