Tag: Broadcast Media Africa

Broadcast Media Africa, the organisers of the upcoming Broadcasters Convention - East Africa 2026, are pleased to announce Viory as a Strategic Partner for the highly anticipated industry gathering taking ...

Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the future of broadcasting across Africa. Still, industry leaders say the technology must be implemented responsibly, transparently, and with strong human oversight if broadcasters are ...

The African broadcasting industry is entering a defining moment in its digital transformation journey, with broadcasters increasingly confronting one critical question: which revenue model can truly sustain the future of ...

As archives and collection managers face growing preservation challenges, determining which materials require immediate attention has become one of the most critical issues confronting the sector today. This important discussion ...

Broadcast Media Africa, the organisers of the upcoming Broadcasters Convention - East Africa 2026, have officially confirmed Sputnik as a partner for the Convention taking place from 26 – 28 ...

As Africa's radio and streaming industries continue to evolve rapidly, broadcasters across the continent are being challenged to keep up with a rapidly changing regulatory, technical, and operational environment. From ...

This article is written by Benjamin Pius (Publisher @ BMA) as part of the forthcoming Broadcasters Convention – East Africa, 26–28 May 2026, Nairobi, Kenya. Register and view the full ...

As archives, broadcasters, and heritage institutions continue to digitise and expand their collections, the need for stronger governance, policy development, and institutional risk management frameworks has become increasingly urgent. These ...

As the global preservation community grapples with the growing vulnerability of sound and audio-visual collections, an upcoming industry webinar will spotlight one of the most critical foundations of effective archiving: ...

A survey report by Broadcast Media Africa has raised critical questions about the sustainability and relevance of public interest broadcasting across Africa, as digital disruption continues to reshape how audiences ...