Radio informs us and transforms us, through entertainment, information and audience participation.
By listening to its audiences and responding to their needs, radio provides the diversity of views and voices needed to address the challenges we all face. Where social media and audience fragmentation can put us in media bubbles of like-minded people, radio is uniquely positioned to bring communities together and foster positive dialogue for change. UNESCO: “Radio is still the most dynamic, reactive and engaging medium there is, adapting to 21 st century changes and offering new ways to interact and participate. We are particularly appreciative of local producers / announcers streaming and podcasting with the global audience Where we get our news is now more dis-aggregated than 10 or 20 years ago. We love to love radio – good radio – timely and accurate news.
= ❼ómo se traduce ‘Día Mundial de la Radio’ a otros idiomas? Bonus points para lenguas indígenas. How is ‘World Radio Day’ translated in other languages? Bonus points for Indigenous languages during the International Decade of Indigenous Languages. What would improve your radio listening experience? = ¿Qué mejoraría tu experiencia de escuchar la radio?.How is your radio listening different today than it was ten years ago? = ❾n qué se diferencia tu escucha de la radio hoy de lo que eras hace diez años?.
What are your favorite podcasts? = ❼uáles son tus podcasts favoritos?.How do you listen to radio? = ❼ómo escuchas la radio?.Key What radio stations do you listen? = ¿Qué estaciones de radio escuchas? Hosted by UNESCO, the event highlights how radio positively impacts millions of lives everyday. Poster: World Radio Day (Some rights reserved)įebruary 13 is World Radio Day which raises awareness about the importance of radio and strengthens networking among broadcasters, streamers and listeners.
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