Tag: Broadcast Media Africa

Africa's radio and audio broadcasting industry is entering a pivotal stage in its evolution, with broadcasters embracing digital technologies, expanding their audiences and preparing for the next wave of industry ...

Broadcast Media Africa (BMA) has officially launched a groundbreaking research survey titled "Creating and Producing Quality Local Content in Africa – Status, Challenges and Outlook." The pan-African initiative aims to ...

While broadcasting companies throughout Africa are pursuing digital transformation by migrating to IP-based workflows, cloud-based production environments, and multi-platform content distribution, the need for cybersecurity has never been greater to ...

Across Africa's rapidly evolving media landscape, a fundamental shift is taking place in how broadcasters and digital media businesses define commercial success. While audience reach has traditionally been the benchmark ...

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the way media organisations create, manage and distribute content, but its successful adoption will depend on strategic implementation, investment in skills, and the maintenance of ...

As video streaming continues to transform media consumption across West Africa, the search for commercially sustainable OTT (Over-the-Top) business models has become one of the industry's most pressing priorities. While ...

This is probably no news: every established broadcaster in Africa is sitting on a vault - decades of news footage, dramas, music performances, sporting moments and national milestones that exist ...

Africa's radio and audio broadcasting industry continues to demonstrate resilience and relevance despite an increasingly competitive digital media environment. However, while broadcasters are successfully expanding their digital reach and audience ...

As Artificial Intelligence and digital broadcasting rapidly reshape Africa's media landscape, regulatory frameworks across much of the continent are struggling to keep pace with technological innovation, according to a new ...

Community radio remains one of Africa's most trusted and influential media platforms, yet chronic underfunding threatens its ability to continue serving millions of listeners across the continent, according to a ...