“Radio remains Europe’s most trusted medium.

But in a world structured by digital platforms, AI systems and connected dashboards, trust alone is not enough.

Visibility matters. Access matters. Interoperability matters. Resilience matters.”

“Trusted media must remain visible in digital environments.

Infrastructure choices are not neutral — they shape democratic access to information.”

“Artificial intelligence is not just technical innovation.

It is a test of how well radio can uphold its core values while embracing new capabilities.”

“AI must support and not replace human judgement.

Transparency, accountability and editorial integrity must guide its deployment.”

“Public media must remain independent from political influence.

Otherwise something fundamental is damaged — not only in journalism, but in democracy.”

“We live with uncertainty, fear and pressure.

Save public broadcasters in Central Europe.”

“Funding, editorial independence, job security and governance fully independent from political influence are essential to fulfil public service missions.”

“Before talking about AI, we must talk about economic sovereignty.”

“When €100 is invested in digital advertising, €60–70 leave Europe.”

“AI is a cost-cutting machine — but also a creativity enhancer.”

“The existential challenge is this:

What will be the value of truth in a world where 97% of listeners cannot distinguish between AI-generated and human-made content?”

“Content. Connection. Trust.

These are the three pillars of the future of radio.”

“Infrastructure is becoming more critical in a changing geopolitical environment.

Competitiveness and resilience are central.”

“The Digital Networks Act is not a content law.

But it shapes the framework within which access, spectrum and interoperability operate.”

“Broadcast radio brings free-to-air access to verified information — without gatekeepers.”

“Universal and technology-neutral access to radio must be secured in all vehicles.”

“This is not only about access — it is about economic sustainability.”

“Without infrastructure, there is no content.”

“There was a time to be naive. That time is over.”

“It is time to reinvent the radio button.”

“If we do not reinvent the in-car experience, radio risks being deleted from the car.”

“AI in media is not about replacing journalists — it’s about strengthening workflows while preserving trust and editorial responsibility.”

“The connected car is a strategic audio space. If we combine trusted content, data and AI responsibly, radio can remain relevant — and even more personal.”

“Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference is not just about lies.

It is coordinated and intentional manipulation.”

“Radio often remains the last medium standing in a crisis.”

“It doesn’t matter what tools we have if we do not have free journalism.”

“Radio must be part of Europe’s democratic shield.”