How appealing do you find the
option of being able to access archived
radio programmes and content from the
previous 24 hours?
90% found the archive
function very appealing!
Source: VW Group research,
Nov 2011
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
The appeal of location-based content
Appeal
How appealing do you find the option of
receiving location-based information and
content tailored to where you are driving?
80% found location-based
content very appealing!
Source: VW Group research,
Nov 2011
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Pet
Leveraging consumer panels data to better understand cross-media audiences En...IIeXLatam
La agencia de investigación de mercados The Cocktail Analysis, con la colaboración de Netquest (Paneles Online) y Fluzo (Tecnología de Audiomatching), realizó un estudio con una muestra de 1.800 espectadores representativos de la población española de entre 16 y 65 años mediante audímetros en sus teléfonos móviles con los que analizar el contexto y las motivaciones del consumo del contenido.
Este estudio realizado para Google y Radio Televisión Española (RTVE) permitió comprender mejor la audiencia y hábitos de consumo de uno de los programas de jóvenes talentos de mayor éxito en España "Operación Triunfo" ("American Idol", en su versión en Estados Unidos), y es un ejemplo de uso de tecnología y paneles de consumo para comprender mejor la audiencia cross-media.
Current trends and future evolution of new mediapchave28
This document discusses the evolution of media from traditional radio to digital and internet-based formats. It describes the rise of technologies like smartphones, tablets, ebooks, and social media that have enabled new forms of interactive media consumption. The document also predicts that internet radio listenership will continue growing substantially while terrestrial radio listeners will decline somewhat, and that advertising spending will continue shifting to digital and mobile formats. Overall it outlines the ongoing convergence of traditional and new digital media.
This document provides an overview of a workshop on strengthening science communication skills at the National University of Mongolia. The workshop aims to help scientists better communicate their research to colleagues, the public, and potential funders. It will provide tools and strategies for creating professional communication materials like CVs, abstracts, and research talks. The workshop encourages clear communication in science by having participants practice "elevator talks" about their research and receive feedback. Effective science communication is important for advancing scientific understanding and contributing new knowledge.
This document contains brief biographical information about Petra Čadež and her career history in brand marketing and communications roles. It also shares several quotes and phrases related to challenging the status quo, critical thinking, integrity, choosing battles wisely, and being kind.
Petra is an ancient city located in southern Jordan. Carved into rose-colored sandstone cliffs, Petra was the capital of the Nabataean Kingdom between 400 BC and 106 AD. Though now mostly empty, its structures show the advanced architectural abilities of the Nabataeans, with carved facades, monuments, and a 3000-step gorge that marks the entrance to the city.
Petra, the lost city, as the name suggests was once lost and literally carved from the sandstones of southern Jordan. The place enthralls its visitors with some awe-inspiring agricultural, engineering and architectural stone carving skills of the early nomadic Arab tribe, ‘the Nabataeans’. Located at about 3 hours south of Amman, the capital of Jordan, with amazing tombs, amphitheatre, fountains and sacrifice altar, you find mysticism and history in the same place!
Petra is an ancient city located in southern Jordan. Carved into rose-colored sandstone cliffs, Petra was the capital of the Nabataean Kingdom between 400 BC and 106 AD. It contains tombs and temples cut into rock faces and is one of the new Seven Wonders of the World.
Leveraging consumer panels data to better understand cross-media audiences En...IIeXLatam
La agencia de investigación de mercados The Cocktail Analysis, con la colaboración de Netquest (Paneles Online) y Fluzo (Tecnología de Audiomatching), realizó un estudio con una muestra de 1.800 espectadores representativos de la población española de entre 16 y 65 años mediante audímetros en sus teléfonos móviles con los que analizar el contexto y las motivaciones del consumo del contenido.
Este estudio realizado para Google y Radio Televisión Española (RTVE) permitió comprender mejor la audiencia y hábitos de consumo de uno de los programas de jóvenes talentos de mayor éxito en España "Operación Triunfo" ("American Idol", en su versión en Estados Unidos), y es un ejemplo de uso de tecnología y paneles de consumo para comprender mejor la audiencia cross-media.
Current trends and future evolution of new mediapchave28
This document discusses the evolution of media from traditional radio to digital and internet-based formats. It describes the rise of technologies like smartphones, tablets, ebooks, and social media that have enabled new forms of interactive media consumption. The document also predicts that internet radio listenership will continue growing substantially while terrestrial radio listeners will decline somewhat, and that advertising spending will continue shifting to digital and mobile formats. Overall it outlines the ongoing convergence of traditional and new digital media.
This document provides an overview of a workshop on strengthening science communication skills at the National University of Mongolia. The workshop aims to help scientists better communicate their research to colleagues, the public, and potential funders. It will provide tools and strategies for creating professional communication materials like CVs, abstracts, and research talks. The workshop encourages clear communication in science by having participants practice "elevator talks" about their research and receive feedback. Effective science communication is important for advancing scientific understanding and contributing new knowledge.
This document contains brief biographical information about Petra Čadež and her career history in brand marketing and communications roles. It also shares several quotes and phrases related to challenging the status quo, critical thinking, integrity, choosing battles wisely, and being kind.
Petra is an ancient city located in southern Jordan. Carved into rose-colored sandstone cliffs, Petra was the capital of the Nabataean Kingdom between 400 BC and 106 AD. Though now mostly empty, its structures show the advanced architectural abilities of the Nabataeans, with carved facades, monuments, and a 3000-step gorge that marks the entrance to the city.
Petra, the lost city, as the name suggests was once lost and literally carved from the sandstones of southern Jordan. The place enthralls its visitors with some awe-inspiring agricultural, engineering and architectural stone carving skills of the early nomadic Arab tribe, ‘the Nabataeans’. Located at about 3 hours south of Amman, the capital of Jordan, with amazing tombs, amphitheatre, fountains and sacrifice altar, you find mysticism and history in the same place!
Petra is an ancient city located in southern Jordan. Carved into rose-colored sandstone cliffs, Petra was the capital of the Nabataean Kingdom between 400 BC and 106 AD. It contains tombs and temples cut into rock faces and is one of the new Seven Wonders of the World.
Este documento presenta un plano de Petra que incluye varios sitios notables como el Tesoro, el Teatro, el Gran Templo, el Palacio de la Hija del Faraón y varias tumbas reales y del pueblo. El plano también describe la ruta a seguir comenzando por la entrada a través del desfiladero de Al Siq y finalizando en el mirador con vistas de la ciudad antigua.
Petra, located in Jordan, is an ancient Nabataean city carved into sandstone cliffs and canyons that was established in the 6th century BC. It contains rock cut architecture and water conduits and was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985. Though unknown to the Western world until 1812, Petra is now Jordan's most visited tourist attraction and one of the most precious cultural sites according to UNESCO.
Petra is an ancient city located in southern Jordan. Carved into rose-colored sandstone cliffs, Petra was the capital of the Nabataean Kingdom between 400 BC and 106 AD. Though now mostly empty, its structures show the advanced architectural abilities of the Nabataeans, with carved facades, columns, and elaborate carvings.
Petra is an ancient Nabataean city located in western Jordan, known for its massive red sandstone facades carved into rock formations. The city was inhabited as early as 1200 BCE and was an important trading center due to its location along major trade routes. Key sites visited in Petra included the Siq, Khaznat el-Faroun (Treasury), various tombs with Egyptian, Greek, Nabataean, Assyrian, and Roman influences, caves where Bedouins once lived, and channels that brought water from a spring into the city.
Petra, una antigua ciudad nabatea ubicada en Jordania, fue construida dentro de un macizo rocoso de color rosa y sólo es accesible a través de un estrecho desfiladero. Petra floreció entre los siglos IV a.C. y I d.C. debido al comercio, pero sufrió daños por terremotos en los siglos IV y VI que llevaron a su declive. La ciudad permaneció olvidada durante siglos hasta ser redescubierta por un explorador europeo en 1812.
Petra, en Jordania, es una antigua ciudad tallada en roca roja por los nabateos hace más de 2000 años. La entrada a la ciudad es a través del Siq, un estrecho cañón de 1 km de largo rodeado por acantilados de hasta 80 metros de altura. Al final del Siq se divisa por primera vez la fachada de Al-Khazneh. No se permiten vehículos motorizados dentro de Petra, pero se pueden alquilar caballos, carruajes u otros animales para recorrer el sitio.
This document provides a brief history and overview of Petra, Jordan. It describes how the Nabataeans carved temples and tombs directly into the sandstone rock to establish Petra during ancient times. Some of the notable structures mentioned include the Khazneh, a ornate tomb that measures 60 by 45 meters, the Monastery, and the Amphitheatre. The document also notes that Bedouin tribes have historically inhabited the area of Petra.
Jordan is a land rich in history. Since the dawn of civilization,
Jordan has played an important role in trade between east
and west because of its geographic location at the crossroads
of Asia, Africa and Europe. It has been home to some of
mankind’s earliest settlements and relics of many of the
world’s great civilizations can still be found today.
Dakkak Tours International invites you to thrill your site with Jordan's historical sites .
Shanghai tower Elevator and escalators Angelos Rose
this presentation is talking about elevators in shanghai tower and escalators in general
videos in the show :
-Shanghai World Financial canter Elevator:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3BJETB5ZJo
-The Levytator:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iC_se2zrmLM
-Helixator:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKrqQCq_qeM
1. The document summarizes information about the ancient city of Petra located in Jordan.
2. Petra was carved out of sandstone cliffs and rocks in the desert and was the capital of the Nabataean Kingdom between the 4th century BC and the 1st century AD.
3. The city features structures like temples, tombs, and a theater that were carved out of the pink sandstone cliffs, showcasing the architectural and engineering abilities of the Nabataeans.
Petra is an ancient city located in southern Jordan. It was the capital city of the Nabataean Kingdom between around 300 BC and AD 106. The city is famous for its rock-cut architecture and water conduit system.
The Shanghai Tower in Shanghai, China is the second tallest building in the world standing at 632 meters tall with 128 stories. Completed in 2014, it contains office, retail, and residential space as well as a hotel and observatory. Sustainable design was a priority, with green spaces covering 33% of the site and strategies like daylighting, sun shading, intelligent building controls, on-site power generation, and local sourcing of materials. Its unique spiraling shape is engineered to control wind loads and reduces structural material needs.
Jordan is located in the Middle East and borders several countries. It has a combination of Mediterranean and desert climates. The capital is Amman and Arabic is the official language, while most people are Arab. Hospitality and generosity are highly valued in Jordanian culture. Some of Jordan's most popular tourist attractions include Petra, Aqaba, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea.
Silvio Napoli was appointed Vice President of Schindler South Asia to establish Schindler's operations in India. His business plan focused on selling standardized elevator products and outsourcing manufacturing. However, the plan faced challenges from non-cooperation within Schindler, increasing import duties, and competition offering customized products. While the plan was partially successful initially, issues with communication, commitments, and understanding customer needs led to lack of enthusiasm and pressure within the organization. Currently, Schindler India has expanded operations across several major cities under CEO Silvio Napoli.
- Over 60,000 hotel rooms are planned across India with most to be completed by 2010 as hotel business potential grows. International chains are partnering with Indian companies to gain a share of the market.
- The Indian government has approved nearly 300 hotel projects, half of which are luxury hotels. The demand for hotel rooms far exceeds the current supply of rooms.
- The number of tourists visiting India is expected to increase from 5 million in 2007-2008 to 10 million by 2010, exacerbating the existing shortage of 150,000 hotel rooms.
Hotel Silicrest is a 3-star business hotel located in Bangalore, India. It has 32 rooms across 5 floors, as well as facilities like a restaurant, conference room, and parking. The document provides detailed information on the layout of each floor, amenities and facilities in the rooms and common areas, as well as safety and energy consumption aspects of the hotel.
The Petra Junior Ranger Programme aims to promote identification with and preservation of Petra's heritage through engaging activities for youth in surrounding villages. The programme introduces participants to the Neolithic, Nabataean, Roman, and Byzantine cultures that contributed to Petra's heritage through hands-on workshops involving crafts, role-playing, and site visits. It teaches about Petra's archaeological, natural, and cultural values as well as potential tourism-related careers. Participants take a pledge to appreciate, respect, and preserve Petra at the graduation ceremony.
This document discusses the Smart Radio Initiative (Euro-Chip) which aims to make broadcast radio accessible on smartphones through hybrid solutions using both broadcast and broadband. The goals are to future-proof radio, develop partnerships between public and private entities, establish open global standards, and provide a consistent and brilliant consumer experience across devices. The Universal Smartphone Radio Project would develop common user experience guidelines, broadcaster standards, and APIs to make broadcast radio work like an app. Broadcast radio provides widespread reliable coverage at low cost compared to relying solely on mobile networks. The initiative argues for incorporating broadcast radio capabilities into smartphones to improve the user experience, battery life, and bandwidth availability.
This document discusses the future of radio in a digital world. It argues that radio needs to utilize both broadcast (FM, DAB, DAB+) and broadband to reach listeners across devices like smartphones. Research presented found that a hybrid radio app pre-installed on phones could increase listening, with 67% of respondents saying they would use it. Industry groups are working on a "smart radio" initiative and API standard to integrate broadcast radio into mobile apps in a way that provides more content while reducing data usage. The conclusion is that digital radio through technologies like DAB+ supports values like pluralism, diversity and added value for listeners.
Keynote talk given at Downscale2012 workshop (http://worldwidesemanticweb.wordpress.com/downscale2012) describing the VOICES project and the RadioMarche use case.
Ddo4 Erik Dejonghe How To Go For Digital Ether Dividend (Show)Ximec.archive
This document discusses the history and future of television broadcasting in Flanders. It notes that cable television reached a penetration rate of 90% in Flanders in 1989, dominating the television landscape. For the digital transition, it considers two views - a pessimistic view that sees little potential for digital terrestrial television (DVB-T), and an optimistic view that sees opportunities to test new mobile television (DVB-H) services and technologies through "living labs" to explore new applications and business models, providing a potential "digital knowledge dividend" for Flanders.
Este documento presenta un plano de Petra que incluye varios sitios notables como el Tesoro, el Teatro, el Gran Templo, el Palacio de la Hija del Faraón y varias tumbas reales y del pueblo. El plano también describe la ruta a seguir comenzando por la entrada a través del desfiladero de Al Siq y finalizando en el mirador con vistas de la ciudad antigua.
Petra, located in Jordan, is an ancient Nabataean city carved into sandstone cliffs and canyons that was established in the 6th century BC. It contains rock cut architecture and water conduits and was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985. Though unknown to the Western world until 1812, Petra is now Jordan's most visited tourist attraction and one of the most precious cultural sites according to UNESCO.
Petra is an ancient city located in southern Jordan. Carved into rose-colored sandstone cliffs, Petra was the capital of the Nabataean Kingdom between 400 BC and 106 AD. Though now mostly empty, its structures show the advanced architectural abilities of the Nabataeans, with carved facades, columns, and elaborate carvings.
Petra is an ancient Nabataean city located in western Jordan, known for its massive red sandstone facades carved into rock formations. The city was inhabited as early as 1200 BCE and was an important trading center due to its location along major trade routes. Key sites visited in Petra included the Siq, Khaznat el-Faroun (Treasury), various tombs with Egyptian, Greek, Nabataean, Assyrian, and Roman influences, caves where Bedouins once lived, and channels that brought water from a spring into the city.
Petra, una antigua ciudad nabatea ubicada en Jordania, fue construida dentro de un macizo rocoso de color rosa y sólo es accesible a través de un estrecho desfiladero. Petra floreció entre los siglos IV a.C. y I d.C. debido al comercio, pero sufrió daños por terremotos en los siglos IV y VI que llevaron a su declive. La ciudad permaneció olvidada durante siglos hasta ser redescubierta por un explorador europeo en 1812.
Petra, en Jordania, es una antigua ciudad tallada en roca roja por los nabateos hace más de 2000 años. La entrada a la ciudad es a través del Siq, un estrecho cañón de 1 km de largo rodeado por acantilados de hasta 80 metros de altura. Al final del Siq se divisa por primera vez la fachada de Al-Khazneh. No se permiten vehículos motorizados dentro de Petra, pero se pueden alquilar caballos, carruajes u otros animales para recorrer el sitio.
This document provides a brief history and overview of Petra, Jordan. It describes how the Nabataeans carved temples and tombs directly into the sandstone rock to establish Petra during ancient times. Some of the notable structures mentioned include the Khazneh, a ornate tomb that measures 60 by 45 meters, the Monastery, and the Amphitheatre. The document also notes that Bedouin tribes have historically inhabited the area of Petra.
Jordan is a land rich in history. Since the dawn of civilization,
Jordan has played an important role in trade between east
and west because of its geographic location at the crossroads
of Asia, Africa and Europe. It has been home to some of
mankind’s earliest settlements and relics of many of the
world’s great civilizations can still be found today.
Dakkak Tours International invites you to thrill your site with Jordan's historical sites .
Shanghai tower Elevator and escalators Angelos Rose
this presentation is talking about elevators in shanghai tower and escalators in general
videos in the show :
-Shanghai World Financial canter Elevator:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3BJETB5ZJo
-The Levytator:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iC_se2zrmLM
-Helixator:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKrqQCq_qeM
1. The document summarizes information about the ancient city of Petra located in Jordan.
2. Petra was carved out of sandstone cliffs and rocks in the desert and was the capital of the Nabataean Kingdom between the 4th century BC and the 1st century AD.
3. The city features structures like temples, tombs, and a theater that were carved out of the pink sandstone cliffs, showcasing the architectural and engineering abilities of the Nabataeans.
Petra is an ancient city located in southern Jordan. It was the capital city of the Nabataean Kingdom between around 300 BC and AD 106. The city is famous for its rock-cut architecture and water conduit system.
The Shanghai Tower in Shanghai, China is the second tallest building in the world standing at 632 meters tall with 128 stories. Completed in 2014, it contains office, retail, and residential space as well as a hotel and observatory. Sustainable design was a priority, with green spaces covering 33% of the site and strategies like daylighting, sun shading, intelligent building controls, on-site power generation, and local sourcing of materials. Its unique spiraling shape is engineered to control wind loads and reduces structural material needs.
Jordan is located in the Middle East and borders several countries. It has a combination of Mediterranean and desert climates. The capital is Amman and Arabic is the official language, while most people are Arab. Hospitality and generosity are highly valued in Jordanian culture. Some of Jordan's most popular tourist attractions include Petra, Aqaba, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea.
Silvio Napoli was appointed Vice President of Schindler South Asia to establish Schindler's operations in India. His business plan focused on selling standardized elevator products and outsourcing manufacturing. However, the plan faced challenges from non-cooperation within Schindler, increasing import duties, and competition offering customized products. While the plan was partially successful initially, issues with communication, commitments, and understanding customer needs led to lack of enthusiasm and pressure within the organization. Currently, Schindler India has expanded operations across several major cities under CEO Silvio Napoli.
- Over 60,000 hotel rooms are planned across India with most to be completed by 2010 as hotel business potential grows. International chains are partnering with Indian companies to gain a share of the market.
- The Indian government has approved nearly 300 hotel projects, half of which are luxury hotels. The demand for hotel rooms far exceeds the current supply of rooms.
- The number of tourists visiting India is expected to increase from 5 million in 2007-2008 to 10 million by 2010, exacerbating the existing shortage of 150,000 hotel rooms.
Hotel Silicrest is a 3-star business hotel located in Bangalore, India. It has 32 rooms across 5 floors, as well as facilities like a restaurant, conference room, and parking. The document provides detailed information on the layout of each floor, amenities and facilities in the rooms and common areas, as well as safety and energy consumption aspects of the hotel.
The Petra Junior Ranger Programme aims to promote identification with and preservation of Petra's heritage through engaging activities for youth in surrounding villages. The programme introduces participants to the Neolithic, Nabataean, Roman, and Byzantine cultures that contributed to Petra's heritage through hands-on workshops involving crafts, role-playing, and site visits. It teaches about Petra's archaeological, natural, and cultural values as well as potential tourism-related careers. Participants take a pledge to appreciate, respect, and preserve Petra at the graduation ceremony.
This document discusses the Smart Radio Initiative (Euro-Chip) which aims to make broadcast radio accessible on smartphones through hybrid solutions using both broadcast and broadband. The goals are to future-proof radio, develop partnerships between public and private entities, establish open global standards, and provide a consistent and brilliant consumer experience across devices. The Universal Smartphone Radio Project would develop common user experience guidelines, broadcaster standards, and APIs to make broadcast radio work like an app. Broadcast radio provides widespread reliable coverage at low cost compared to relying solely on mobile networks. The initiative argues for incorporating broadcast radio capabilities into smartphones to improve the user experience, battery life, and bandwidth availability.
This document discusses the future of radio in a digital world. It argues that radio needs to utilize both broadcast (FM, DAB, DAB+) and broadband to reach listeners across devices like smartphones. Research presented found that a hybrid radio app pre-installed on phones could increase listening, with 67% of respondents saying they would use it. Industry groups are working on a "smart radio" initiative and API standard to integrate broadcast radio into mobile apps in a way that provides more content while reducing data usage. The conclusion is that digital radio through technologies like DAB+ supports values like pluralism, diversity and added value for listeners.
Keynote talk given at Downscale2012 workshop (http://worldwidesemanticweb.wordpress.com/downscale2012) describing the VOICES project and the RadioMarche use case.
Ddo4 Erik Dejonghe How To Go For Digital Ether Dividend (Show)Ximec.archive
This document discusses the history and future of television broadcasting in Flanders. It notes that cable television reached a penetration rate of 90% in Flanders in 1989, dominating the television landscape. For the digital transition, it considers two views - a pessimistic view that sees little potential for digital terrestrial television (DVB-T), and an optimistic view that sees opportunities to test new mobile television (DVB-H) services and technologies through "living labs" to explore new applications and business models, providing a potential "digital knowledge dividend" for Flanders.
Szépvölgyi Tamás (Sanoma Újmédia-divízió Mobilmédia üzletág lapigazgató) prezentációja a Mobile Monday rendezvényen volt látható. A téma a mobilhirdetések.
Radio has made a comeback in India due to technology allowing for private players and foreign investment. Radio broadcasting uses different technologies like AM, FM, and satellite. FM radio provides higher quality sound and additional channels. HD radio allows digital broadcasting of AM and FM stations. Internet radio provides streaming audio worldwide. The history of radio involved many pioneers and the development of technologies like wireless telegraphy, AM, FM, and digital broadcasting standards. Radio broadcasting grew from wireless telegraphy to include entertainment and became a mainstream mass media technology.
SoundOfTheCity - Continuous Noise Monitoring for a Healthy CityLukas Ruge
The document discusses the SoundOfTheCity application, which uses smartphones to continuously monitor noise levels in cities. It aims to create more accurate noise maps than those created by governments to understand noise pollution. Sensors in smartphones collect noise data along with context like location and activity. The data is analyzed to create noise exposure maps and provide information to citizens and governments. It also discusses using context awareness to filter unreliable data and reduce energy usage.
Jonathan belisle Connected life& the Radio of tommorowcalmr.io
The multitude of devices has brought about a multi-connected life. Between streaming services and twitter news feeds, PokemonGo and Linkedin marketing, what will be the role of radio tomorrow?
Mixd-Reality tools (AR, VR, smart objects) are suddenly allowing radio broadcasters to tell more immersive and interactive stories. This important paradigm shift comes with a whole new potential but harnessing it requires an understanding of what’s going on and, more importantly, where it’s going...
According to Jonathan Belisle, digital storyteller and inventor of one of the world’s first augmented reality book for families (Wuxia the Fox), the radio of tomorrow will be the soundscape of a multi-screen daily experience where artificial intelligence and smart objects will allow for stories to be more meaningful for the audience. The radio industry is about to be profoundly disrupted by a tidal wave of new platforms. Are you ready for it?
This will change the way we experience music and connect with artists at a social level and it will be of a magnitude that goes much further than Napster and streaming services. From Shazam to Instagram and from Snapchat to chatbots, Belisle's in-depth analysis of the potential and limits of today’s technologies, has taught him that storytelling will soon be deeply impacted by data feeds from intelligent machines that will track our every movements and compile all our interests to influence our daily listening habits.
As the best way to predict the future is to invent it, he has harnessed tools like Google’s AI to create mixed-reality experiences that take audiences from a state of passive listening to a state of active engagement. That’s why he believes that tomorrow's multi-connected life has already started today.
Locative media delivers location-based multimedia content to mobile devices. It provides audio and video content to users based on their real-world location. Several mobile apps have been developed to take advantage of this by allowing users to share location-based videos, participate in audio tours, and access location-triggered media content. Lokadot is an example of a local location-based audio platform that provides historical anecdotes and stories for places in Philadelphia.
The ultimate radio experience, apart from offering an excellent quality on any mobile and portable platform, gives the control back to the listener. By enabling pauze, back and forward buttons, the boundaries between live and on demand will disappear. Audio segmentation and indexing are the key to a radio search engine, personalisation, etc.
Mesure engagement Thomas Serval Radioline @ Radio 2.0 Paris 2012ACTUONDA
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This is a birds-eye view of how telecommunications works from just after tin-cans and string, through Near Field Communications and posting slide-shows on the internet (like Slideshare), to where the next ideas are coming from.
The document provides a history of radio from its origins to the present day. It discusses the following key points:
- The birth of commercial radio in the 1920s with the rise of radio networks like NBC and CBS.
- The growth and regulation of radio in the 1930s-1940s including the establishment of the FCC and the development of FM radio.
- Changes in the post-war period from 1945-1990 with television overtaking radio for entertainment and the growth of specialized radio formats and FM.
- Recent consolidation of the radio industry resulting in most stations being owned by a few large companies and new digital technologies changing the radio landscape.
'DAB Digital Radio Lobbyists Fail To Persuade European Union To Force Switcho...Grant Goddard
Analysis of the doomed strategy of digital terrestrial radio lobby group World DMB to persuade the European Union to adopt a policy to require member states to replace analogue FM/AM radio broadcasts with DAB radio, written by Grant Goddard in November 2010 for Grant Goddard: Radio Blog.
This document appears to be a newsletter from Captain Dragon listing 7 topics: #1 Spirit of the Pirates, #2 The World is a Stage, #3 New Superstars, #4 Old Superstars, #5 Real Connections, #6 One Big World, and #7 Copy Paste. It provides various media sources and websites for each topic. It encourages opening up, connecting to others, building playgrounds, learning, and starting today. It lists contact information for Captain Dragon.
The document discusses the transition of radio in Germany from analog to digital formats. It focuses on 90elf, a digital soccer radio station that started in 2008 and has found success through innovative use of IP technologies and exclusive soccer content. Key points made include:
- Radio in Germany is traditionally regional but digital formats allow for more variety nationally.
- 90elf was the first soccer radio station in Germany and found early success by being digital-only and providing all soccer matches for free via IP.
- It has continued innovating through mobile apps, social media integration, and technologies like "myKonferenz" that let users customize live game conferences.
- The challenge now is transferring 90elf's interactive
The document discusses strategies for Absolute Radio's online streaming content. It notes that the online audience is younger, more male, and from outside London compared to the broadcast audience. It also suggests that the online format allows for targeted ads, extra content, and branded content to be inserted within live programming streams, unlike the traditional broadcast commercial break model. This provides opportunities to better engage different audience segments online.
The document discusses Swedish Radio's embedded player which allows anyone to freely use their audio player on other sites and blogs. The player remains hosted on Swedish Radio's servers and they cannot control where it is published, but retain full control over the content. In the first 6 months of using the embedded player, it started 2.25 million streams from over 3,000 sites and was exposed over 23 million times, accounting for 6% of all streams on Swedish Radio's own site. The document concludes distribution is now as much about cooperation and viral sharing as technology, and some content works better in other contexts, creating a win-win situation while broadcasting remains the core.
The document discusses Radioplayer, a partnership of 315 radio stations in the UK that developed a common interface to make online radio listening easier. It allowed stations to maintain their individual brands while providing consistency across devices. Usage has grown significantly since its launch. The benefits of partnerships are discussed, like reducing costs while speaking with one voice, and opportunities to expand into new platforms, content types, and countries. The next steps involve further growth and expanding the Radioplayer experience.
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1. The future for radio in cars
“Interactive Radio”
A promising future for radio
A joint project of Volkswagen, Hit-Radio Antenne and
Norddeutscher Rundfunk
Petra Marsteller
Hit-Radio Antenne
Radiodays Europe 2012, Barcelona
2. Agenda
• Interactive radio – Project focus
• Interactive radio – The trial run
• Interactive radio – The accompanying research
• Interactive radio – The future
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
3. The good old days!
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
4. Today, anything is possible in a
networked multi-options society.
TV
Blogs Print
Anytime – Anywhere – Anyhow
Tablets Podcast
• Personal/individual
• Interactive
Chats Internet
• Mobile/portable
• Independent of time and place
Mobile
Radio
phone
Texts Cinema
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
5. What remains is the need for
emotionality, individuality and a
“social belonging”.
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
6. Radio is close to the listener
Radio is the No. 1 daily companion
Stimulating emotions
Anchored in the region
Available mobile anytime
Sources: ma 2011 Radio II, all radio (incl. programmes without advertising), TV, Mon–Fri, 5 am–midnight;
ZMG poll 2008; online: ARD/ZDF online study 2010; ARD/ZDF mass communication study 2010
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
7. Our focus: radio and mobility
• More than 40 million cars registered in Germany*
– share of German brands = 65.7%, market share of VW-cars 36.1% (2011)
• Some 82% of German car drivers listen to radio in the
car.
• Audio is the only communication channel that places
no demands on vision.
• Smartphones generate new usage models – in the
car, too.
Radio is still the No. 1 medium
in the car
*Source: KBA 2010;
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
8. The future – interactive radio
Our vision: radio that combines mobility and interactivity!
Our approach: interactive radio that expands the linear radio signals by offering...
• …products not dependent on time (anytime)
• …products not dependent on place (anywhere)
• …personalised products with reference to individual interests or places (anyhow)
And does that for a target group of about
30 million car drivers every day.
Source: ma 2010 Radio I; net coverage in %; daily coverage (Mon-Fri), in-car radio listening (radio in total); German-speaking pop. 10+
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
9. Interactive radio – in the car
On the road to the “Personal Radio Cloud”
Personalised Location-based Fee-paying On-demand
services subscriptions special interest
+
In-depth Background: Advice: Service:
Costa Concordia trips for kids allergies
Linear signal
Music News Music Traffic news Music Weather Music
Timeshift News Traffic news Weather
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
10. The future for radio in cars ̶ “Interactive Radio”
THE TRIAL RUN
11. The trial run
Test 29 August – 16 September (Mon–Fri)
Technology iPhone app in the car
Stations Hit-Radio Antenne and NDR
“Hotkey” content News, traffic news, weather, archive
Additional content Latest news, service, sport, events, TV & cinema,
comedy, celeb news
“Special interest” Regional content (Hit‐Radio Antenne)
VW employees radio (Hit-Radio Antenne )
Geo-based content (Hit-Radio Antenne)
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
12. Timeshift products + archive
Thematic image
Headline teaser
Text teaser
The latest news, traffic news
and weather reports available
anytime via a hotkey.
Archive of “additional
content” from the
previous 24 hours
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
13. Trial run participants
• Size of survey: N = 20 persons from VW’s pool of volunteers
• Features:
Age: 30–50 (approx. 50% are 41–45)
Gender: 50% male, 50% female
Station affinity: 50% NDR2, 50% Hit-Radio Antenne
Location: Braunschweig area, Wolfsburg
Level of education: 90% university graduates
Daily journey time: 20–45 min (each way)
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
14. The future for radio in cars ̶ “Interactive Radio”
THE ACCOMPANYING RESEARCH
15. The research programme
When? How? What?
Preliminary Standardised Areas of interest &
questionnaire commuting
behaviour of focus
Research goals: group
trend analysis! Trial run Daily logbook of Daily remarks
each user “likes & dislikes”
End of trial run Standardised Concluding poll
questionnaire
End of trial run Personal interview / In-depth
Group discussion concluding poll
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
16. The appeal of interactive radio
Rating
How do you rate the opportunity of very good
good
being able to access additional
information to supplement the
regular radio programme?
100% rated the
interactive radio service as
good to very good!
Source: VW Group research,
Nov 2011
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
17. The appeal of the archive function
Appeal
very good
good
How do you rate the availability of poor
all daily content in an archive? very poor
85% rated the
archive function
good to very good!
Source: VW Group research,
Nov 2011
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
18. The desire for a personal profile
Rating
Would you like a service yes
with content tailored to no
your personal range of
interests?
80% would like
personalised content.
Source: VW Group research,
Nov 2011
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
19. Concluding evaluation of acceptance
• Learning curve: 100% say that handling the service is quickly learned.
• Motivation: 95% of participants find the service interesting.
• Image: 95% would recommend the service to friends.
• Attitude to use: 95% could imagine using the service frequently.
• Future interest: 85% say they would like to have interactive radio.
• Fun: 85% say interactive radio is fun.
Source: VW Group research,
Nov 2011
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
20. User quotes from the concluding personal
interview
• “You quickly get used to it and miss it when it’s gone...!”
• “This is where you also find regional topics that are not offered by other
radio stations in such detail...!”
• “Regional information in IR helps me get through the day...!”
• “I don’t manage to read the paper, but I still get the news. It replaces a
daily paper...!”
• “IR gives me everything I miss in the normal news bulletins (background,
region, VW insider info...)...!”
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
21. Interactive radio – in the car
On the road to the “Personal Radio Cloud”
Personalised Location-based Fee-paying On-demand
services subscriptions special interest
+
In-depth Background: Advice: Service:
Costa Concordia trips for kids allergies
Linear signal
Music News Music Traffic news Music Weather Music
Timeshift News Traffic news Weather
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
22. Interactive radio – old strengths, new chances
On the road to the “Personal Radio Cloud”
Knowledge
Corporate radio Children
Trade & industry
Health
Stocks & shares Religion
Comedy Travel
My region
Cars Music
Animals Cinema
Events Wellness
The economy Audio books
Business news
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
23. Interactive radio is the radio of the future
Easy to customise
Interactivity parallel with other activities
Transferring Web usage models to radio
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne
24. “An idea is nothing more nor less than a
new combination of old elements.”
(James Webb Young, US advertising expert & visionary, 1965)
The future for radio in cars – Interactive Radio Petra Marsteller, Hit-Radio Antenne