Tag: Broadcast Media Africa

Piracy is not a nuisance at the edge of the business. It is a leak running through the middle of it, draining the value of everything else our industry is ...

The media landscape is changing quickly. As digital platforms, streaming services and social media expand, broadcasters and content producers are expected to create more content, in more formats, and deliver ...

The growing fragmentation of Africa's television landscape is creating a significant commercial opportunity for broadcasters and content producers that own the rights to their programming, according to new industry intelligence ...

The rapid growth of digital content is changing how broadcasters and media organisations approach content production, management and distribution. With content being created and distributed across television, streaming platforms, social ...

Africa's broadcasting industry is entering a new era, driven by artificial intelligence, cloud technologies, streaming, connected platforms and rapidly changing audience behaviours. These developments will take centre stage at the ...

AI is opening new possibilities for broadcasting, but increasingly convincing deepfakes are raising concerns over misinformation, content authenticity and public trust. The upcoming "Securing the Signal: Cybersecurity Threats and Defence ...

As broadcasters and media organisations across Africa look for ways to improve efficiency, reduce operational costs and respond faster to changing audience demands, Broadcast Media Africa (BMA) is set to ...

Can a broadcaster that still thinks of itself primarily as a channel survive as a business? What happens to newsroom credibility when the production cycle never stops, but the verification ...

Artificial intelligence should strengthen production workflows and improve efficiency, not replace the creative thinking that drives compelling storytelling, media professionals heard during a Broadcast Media Africa webinar on the future ...

Africa's children's animation and content sector has strong creative capabilities, original formats and growing intellectual property ownership, but limited funding and fragmented distribution continue to restrict its ability to scale ...