Tag: Broadcast Media Africa

African media organisations must embrace faster, more audience-focused content distribution strategies to remain competitive in the rapidly evolving digital landscape. This was the key message delivered by Alexander Kobia, Africa ...

Strategic partnerships and international collaboration are essential for overcoming the technical, financial, and capacity challenges associated with preserving audiovisual archives, according to Dr Paul Lihoma, Director of the National Archives ...

The upcoming upcoming Broadcasters Convention – West Africa 2026, on the 22nd and 23rd of September 2026 in Accra, Ghana, will according to organisers, explore how the rapidly evolving artificial intelligence (AI) ...

At the recently concluded Broadcasters Convention – East Africa 2026 in Nairobi, Kenya, Susan Karago, Council Member of the Media Council of Kenya highlighted the importance of adopting “smart archiving” ...

As archives and cultural institutions around the world race to preserve ageing audiovisual collections, industry experts are advocating greater collaboration and knowledge sharing to address the complex technical and financial ...

Africa's broadcasting industry must accelerate efforts to develop resilient, locally relevant, and future-ready transmission infrastructure to meet the demands of modern audiences and remain competitive in an increasingly digital media ...

Broadcast archives around the world are in a race against time to preserve valuable audio-visual content before ageing media formats become impossible to recover. Speaking during Broadcast Media Africa's webinar ...

Media archivists, preservation specialists, broadcasters, and cultural heritage professionals have called for urgent and coordinated action to safeguard Africa's sound and audio-visual archives from growing risks of deterioration, obsolescence, and ...

As media organisations continue to navigate an increasingly complex and competitive digital landscape, artificial intelligence is emerging as a powerful tool for improving operational efficiency, audience understanding, and content accessibility. ...

Africa's audio-visual and sound heritage is under increasing threat from media degradation, climate-related challenges, technological obsolescence, limited resources, and constraints on institutional capacity, according to experts who participated in the ...