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Spanish radio station Cadena 100 has hit the jackpot! In the Social Radio newsletter, which each week analyses the best-performing content on more than 40 European radio stations, Spanish radio station Cadena 100 is appearing more and more with a fairly classic radio format where they ask children questions and listen to the answers.
The sequence is really funny every time. The questions can be totally unusual, such as “Which cartoon character do you hate the most”, or related to news. The answers are just as funny, with the children cast so well.
And the video adaptation is simple and effective. It starts with the host asking the question on camera. Then it switches to a split screen with images apparently generated by AI at the bottom to illustrate the answer and the live team’s reactions at the top. Subtitles are used throughout.
The ‘Los Ninos y Jimeno’ videos work just as well on Meta as they do on TikTok and YouTube Shorts. On Meta, they get around 200,000 views for each episode, compared with the 30-100k usually seen on other content. On TikTok and YouTube, they exceed 50k views. Each video is also heavily commented on, which is why it’s such a success.
In a world where brands are fighting for attention, some European radio stations have understood how to transform their programmes or events into engaging and viral digital content. Here is a selection of concrete cases where the on-air channel becomes a starting point for social network activations, with or without their presenters. 1. Heart, British…
Bauer is now replacing a large proportion of its traffic bulletins on Greatest Hits Radio and Hits Radio with updates generated and read by AI. The group worked with INRIX, its long-standing partner for traffic data, to switch to an automated system. Practical changes The majority of traffic reports are no longer recorded by humans….
Social media has become radio’s biggest amplifier — the way to reach listeners far beyond the airwaves.But it shouldn’t be treated like a simple editorial extension.Think of it instead as your brand’s permanent billboard, visible every day, everywhere. 1. Social Media: a Showcase, Not a Gateway Here’s the truth: posts on TikTok, Instagram or YouTube…
The Lofi Girl brand is opening its first physical location in Paris. The Lofi Café is due to open in early 2026 at 60 rue Saint-Denis, in the 1st arrondissement. The official promise is simple: a cozy place to work, relax and listen to Lofi music. No public details at this stage about prices or…
Jarvis Cocker, frontman of Pulp, is about to lull listeners to sleep with a special episode of The Sleeping Forecast, a wordplay on the BBC’s iconic Shipping Forecast. The programme will air on BBC Radio 6 Music on 26 October and is already available on BBC Sounds. A poetic twist on the legendary marine weather…
From stage performances to backstage, red carpet moments to reactions in the dressing room: the 26ᵉ edition of the NRJ Music Awards (31 October 2025) has been filling up with views on social networks. Between emotions, looks and viral sequences, here are the videos that got the most views. These are the figures gathered from…