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The Association of European Radios (AER) is a Europe-wide trade body representing the interests of over 4,500 private/commercial radio stations across the EU27 and in Switzerland.
AER's main objective is to develop and improve the most suitable framework for private commercial radio activity. AER constantly follows EU actions in the fields of media, telecommunications and private radio transmission, in order to contribute, to enrich and develop the radio sector.
Furthermore, AER intends to promote the diffusion and the use of new technologies in radio transmission.
AER encourages co-operation between its members and with other European radio stations and associations, in order to preserve and develop freedom of speech, freedom of enterprise, private initiative and the protection of listeners.
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The AER 2012 Conference, kindly hosted by Marielle Gallo MEP, was held at the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium, on Wednesday, March 21st, from 9AM until 12PM. The conference focused on
- collective management of authors' and related rights, and
- radio in the digital world
The AER 2012 Annual Conference programme is available here.
Pictures of the AER 2012 Annual Conference are available here.
Biographies of the speakers of AER 2012 Annual Conference are available here.
The introductory speech of Mr. Ruiz de Assín is available here.
The speech of Mr. Möller presenting AER's position on collective rights management is available here.
To access the press release on "AER 2012 Conference and General Assembly", please click here.
The AER 2012 Conference is organised with the kind support of Telefónica and Triton Digital
 
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Radiodays Europe is a pan-European radio conference created by European public and private radio broadcasters. It took place on March 15th and 16th, 2012, in Barcelona. The conference was primarily aimed at management, middle-management and programme developers.
Last year 700 radio leaders from 45 countries took part in this pan-european radio conference. See programme and speakers
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