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Radio advertising has been remarkably robust for years as other media struggle to maintain share.
Now radio is seen as part of audio; and audio is the word, spurred by consumer interest and new tech, and complementing broadcast radio’s strengths in many forms. Broadcast radio still accounts for the significant majority of ad revenues, but there are many new audio revenue opportunities emerging.
OVERVIEW
- Getting There - Fly to London (LHR or LGW)
- Industries – Audio - advertising, media and entertainment)
- Networking Value – 100%
- Trade ShowFloor Tours - N/A
- Delegate Fee – £495 + VAT
- Sponsorships - TBC
- Exhibitor - TBC
- Currency – GBP
- Uber/Lyft – YES/NO and London Underground
- Airbnb - YES but if visiting from out of town, best to stay in the official Hotel
- Language – English
WHO ATTENDS
Leaders in the audio industry.
INDUSTRY LEADER SPEAKERS
SARAH SALTER - Head of Innovation, Wavemaker
MATT HOPPER - Co-founder and Creative Director, Trisonic
FLORA WILLIAMS - Connections Planning Business Director, OMD UK
DR. JULIA JONES - CEO, Found in Music
TOPICS
How agencies are organising themselves for audio
How can audio drive greater creativity?
The golden age for podcasts? How best to leverage podcast advertising
How major advertisers continue to find broadcast radio effective
The impact of smart devices and how voice is changing the game
What should a brand sound like?
WHY YOU SHOULD GO
This is the FIRST MediaTel event focused on audio. The day will be dedicated to exploring developments across audio. The event is partnering with companies who are developing new and exciting opportunities for advertisers, agencies, and for those already embedded in the radio business. It's a must attend event if you are involved in audio in the advertising or entertainment business.
TIPS
TBC
WHERE TO STAY
Soho House or one of the hotels close by
OTHER RESOURCES
- Apr 16 2020
- Event
£495+VAT
STANDARD TICKET PRICE
For bookings received on or after 30 August 2019