Radiodays Asia, the leading radio and podcasting conference in the Asia-Pacific, will be back 2-4 September in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia.
It will bring together industry leaders, professionals, and enthusiasts for insightful discussions, cutting-edge innovations, and networking opportunities.
Radiodays Asia is a collaboration between Radiodays Europe, the world´s largest and leading conference for radio, audio and podcast, and broadcasting and podcast partners in Asia and Australia. The 2024 edition will run over 2 days in 2 tracks with 50 sessions. Top international speakers and industry leaders as well as successful producers and market experts will share their insights.
Top ratings from attendees
Since 2019 Radiodays Asia is the meeting point for everyone in radio-audio-podcasting who wants to understand more about the challenges of today and tomorrow. The event will bring 400 attendees from 40 countries together with a top-quality programme and many networking opportunities to meet and learn from colleagues in the audio industry.
Participants at Radiodays Asia have been overwhelmingly positive. The participant rating is 4,2 on a 1-5 scale with 90% rating the event a 4 or a 5.
Podcast Summit
Asia Podcast Summit supported by Podnews will be part of this year´s Radiodays Asia. A full day dedicated to bring podcasters together and discuss how to develop your podcast business – how to format, market and monetize your podcast. A chance to learn from the most successful in podcasting and to network with other creative podcasters.
Where and when?
Radiodays Asia will be held in central Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Additional workshop and specialist meetings will be organised on Monday 2 September, while the main conference is held 2-4 September. More information will follow.
Partners
Radiodays Asia is supported by the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU), Public Media Alliance, Commercial Radio Malaysia, Indonesia Private Radio Association, Commercial Radio Australia, Radio Operators for India, Radio Festival India, Radio Broadcasters Association NZ, Podnews, radioinfo.asia and others.
This story first appeared on RadioInfo.asia