The good waves of radio
Audio 19:30
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By: Juliette Rengeval Follow
22 mins
In a rapidly changing media world, the podcast may be the way of salvation for radio stations. This new format, adapted to digital, makes it possible to rejuvenate audiences and reach more people, even if traditional radio retains its followers. (Replay)
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Focus on
Germany
: for
Spotify
, one of the largest online audio content distribution platforms, this country represents the largest podcast market in Europe.
In particular thanks to the big traditional media which made the bet very early on this format, but also thanks to the incredible success of a podcast on the Covid-19 pandemic.
From Berlin, it's a report by
Julien Méchaussie.
What a long way since the first free radio stations!
A movement of radio stations that broadcast clandestinely in the 1970s in Europe to demand freedom of expression and the end of state radio and television monopolies.
This movement started mainly in
Italy
with Radio Alice.
Franceline Beretti.
The Archers
radio series
is cult in
the UK.
It has been broadcast since 1951 on BBC Radio 4. Almost 20,000 episodes and a meeting at 7 pm, six days a week for 5 million listeners.
Marie Billon.
Covid: atypical France in Europe
Daniel Vigneron's
column from
the
myeurop.info site
on anti-Covid measures.
© myeurop.info/
Program originally aired on March 3, 2021.
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