Tag: Broadcast Media Africa

As the radio industry navigates a rapidly evolving digital landscape, infrastructure choices are emerging as the single most critical factor shaping its future. At the upcoming Radio Broadcasters Convention – ...

As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the media and broadcasting landscape, industry leaders are turning their focus to one of the most pressing challenges of the digital age: data privacy. ...

In an era defined by exponential content growth and platform fragmentation, the ability to intelligently manage media assets has become a strategic priority for broadcasters. At the upcoming Broadcasters Convention ...

The rapid fragmentation of media consumption across multiple platforms is fundamentally reshaping how radio audiences are measured, understood, and monetised. This pivotal shift will be explored in depth at the ...

While Artificial Intelligence is already fundamentally reshaping broadcast newsrooms across Africa, a critical gap in institutional policy and national regulation threatens the credibility of the media landscape. This was the ...

Broadcast Media Africa (BMA) has released a comprehensive industry report following its high-level #FutureNewsroom webinar, titled "Reworking Broadcast Newsroom Operations for the Age of AI," held on 19 March 2026. ...

As global regulators accelerate the implementation of the first comprehensive legal frameworks for artificial intelligence, the international media and broadcasting sector faces a critical turning point. To address these urgent ...

As the digital content ecosystem continues to expand rapidly, protecting intellectual property and combating piracy have become defining challenges for broadcasters and content owners across Africa. These critical issues will ...

As audio consumption habits continue to evolve across the continent, the upcoming Radio Broadcasters Convention – Africa 2026 will spotlight one of the industry’s most dynamic growth areas: “Unlocking the ...

A survey by Broadcast Media Africa has uncovered a critical "monetisation crisis" facing the continent's digital media industry. While 61% of media organisations in Africa have launched Over-The-Top (OTT) streaming ...