Tag: Broadcast Media Africa

With the digital migration of African media services accelerating, Broadcast Media Africa (BMA) and co-convener, the Broadcasting Organisation of Nigeria (BON), confirmed the paramount importance of regulatory compliance at the ...

Bridging the Gap Between Policymakers and Innovators Within the context of Africa's digital entertainment market, rapid shifts from initial adoption to long-term sophistication, Broadcast Media Africa's (BMA) forthcoming OTT Content ...

African media executives and technology leaders are preparing for a deep dive into the practical realities of digital transformation at the upcoming Cloud Broadcasting Summit – Africa 2026. The summit, ...

A BMA survey on Media Production Infrastructure in Africa has revealed significant barriers hindering cross-border collaboration and growth across the continent's media production sector. The findings underscore an urgent need ...

The African content streaming market is rapidly emerging as a global frontier, powered by a youthful, digitally connected audience and a strong appetite for authentic African stories. As the market ...

The global broadcast industry is undergoing its most profound transformation in decades. Across Europe and the United States, major broadcasters and media companies are rapidly decommissioning fixed-satellite infrastructure and embracing ...

At the just-concluded Broadcasters Convention – Southern Africa in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, Nikita Volkov, Deputy Head of International Cooperation and Distribution at RT, highlighted the broadcaster's commitment to amplifying authentic ...

Broadcast Media Africa (BMA), the convener of the OTT Content Streaming Summit – Africa, is proud to announce that the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) will serve as the Official ...

The African media production sector stands at a critical juncture, defined by immense creative potential but constrained by a widespread technological lag, according to the landmark "Media Production Infrastructure in ...

The digital revolution sweeping across the continent is fundamentally reshaping African broadcast media. The shift to a cloud-first operating environment is no longer optional; it is a critical opportunity for ...