The first highlight of this annual ceremony will take place this Thursday, January 23, 2020 and will reward 10 radio professionals with the award of the "Grand Prix Radio 2020 de la Généraliste", the "Grand Prix Radio 2020 de la Thématique", the " Grand Prix Radio 2020 de la Musicale "," Grand Prix Radio 2020 de la Multi-Régions "," Grand Prix Radio 2020 de la Régionale ou Locale "," Grand Prix Radio 2020 de la Francophone Privée "," Grand Prix ??Radio 2020 de la Francophone Publiques ", the" Grand Prix Radio 2020 de Radio DAB + Native ", the" Grand Prix Radio 2020 de la radioradio "and the Grand Prix Radio 2020" International Radio of the Year ". In addition to these 9 awards, there is the "Grand Prix Radio 2020 du Podcast" which rewards the best native podcast from the selection made by the editors of LePOD magazine.

In recent months, cyber attacks have multiplied and are having a hard and lasting impact on the lives of businesses. Should we fear these new pirates of the Net ransoming the leaders and what can we expect? In the radios, we think about B plans, we secure our computer environment and its dissemination as much as possible… But is that enough? Tomorrow, could a signal be taken hostage?

Electronic Music - French Pop Hedonistic and melancholy, deep and light, The End of Summer could sum up Ludovic Bousquet-Carton's universe and obsessions. He, who is reborn as Newfoundland, proposes to us here to dance on the edge of the precipice by fixing the ground.

Hindenburg Systems is a Danish software company specialising in intuitive, portable solutions for professional and consumer audio production. We provide innovative technological features that allow audio raconteurs to focus on telling a great story, while our software ensures broadcast quality results. Our mission is to make audio production accessible to as many storytellers as possible, be they professional radio journalists, rural reporters, students or podcasters - basically anyone with a story to tell. We provide innovative technological features that allow audio raconteurs to focus on telling great stories, while our software ensures broadcast quality results. Our products are developed in close collaboration with professional users to ensure that our tools provide real solutions for everyday challenges - today and in the digital future. Since our tools are specifically designed for narrative, not music production, we have been able to implement bespoke features and facilitate efficient workflows in ways that no other audio software can. The simplicity has also made it the favoured editing system at many school and university courses, where it has replaced traditional tools like ProTools and Audition (and of course Audacity).

How to hook the listener? How do you get the listener to listen all the way through? The podcast producers of American public radio stations are very good at getting us into their podcasts. We will listen to excerpts from the American podcasts RadioLab and Invisibilia to try to decipher their know-how in this field. A proposal by Benoit Artaud, editor for Ecran Sonore

As radio approaches its second century, UK radio consultant David Lloyd argues that, in future years, everything which has defined it will change as it finds its new place in a fast-changing audio world.

David Lloyd work in UK radio for forty years, as a broadcaster, programmer, and senior executive. He has worked across both commercial and BBC radio - and also was a broadcast regulator. Now, as a consultant, he advises stations around the world - and has written several books, most recently 'Radio Moments' and 'Radio Secrets'.

The French Minister of Culture has launched a major reform of the audiovisual sector to adapt it to the challenges of a market shaken by the digital giants (GAFA). Radio stations are asking for changes to the French-language quotas, the anti-concentration threshold, legal notices, etc. , among others. Does the new text meet expectations? What can be done to improve it?

10 powerful tips to lift your show to the highest possible level. Strategy-Focus: The battle between most important vs. nice to have
. Teasing 2.0: The modern art of keeping listeners in the show
. The next big benchmark: What new formats are the biggest rating rockets?
. New Stunts and promotions: What makes your station talk of town in 2020
. Storytelling: The difference between babble and real personality talk
. Manage the stars: How to build a plot for your shows characters
. Digital Chances: How to use innovations to build your brand

Are the radio ratings crumbling? Digital audiences are gaining momentum, and so is radio. Linear, delinearized. . . from now on, you need to think about your content in multi-channel mode, so that it reaches all the audiences it deserves. This approach implies new production and propulsion strategies, but will also allow you to recruit new audiences. . . with the same content.
MYConseils Jean-Charles Verhaeghe. With Yann Legarson resp. Digital Indie Radio

Will we be able to continue to dematerialize radio tomorrow? And what remains to dematerialize? The titles and the sounds, it's done! Readers and other devices, it's done! The consoles, it's almost done! Now you see where we also want to take you ... Can we dematerialize the host, the columnist and the journalist? With powerful artificial intelligence, this is now more than possible. And the question is no longer how but when ... So, for or against dematerialization?

In the radio and digital audio market, what are the new common territories still to be conquered for our two countries? The digital terrain has just been cleared: it promises beautiful harvests in the next decade. But what are the tools to continue clearing and sowing what we reap tomorrow? Sharing experiences and confronting points of view will be on the menu of these Franco-German exchanges.

Competition in the world of podcasting is strong. To have a significant audience, you will need more than just a good podcast. In particular, you will need to use the right marketing strategies. In this Masterclass, we will explain how to proceed in 4 main steps: attract, convert, engage and retain your audience.

Podcasting is booming. How is this new medium organizing itself into a stable model, capable of remunerating its creators? How is the audience measured, how do podcast audiences develop, how do we approach monetization with editorial respect? Come and discuss it with the Acast team.

This project with its constantly evolving sound atmospheres plunges us into a fascinating universe. On the border between Bashung and Britney Spears, Venus VNR delivers an addictive pop with layers of explosive, disto and ultra-violence. The cry of a youth that steps back to jump better, the duo came straight from the future to seduce you.