Tag: Media

As artificial intelligence continues to reshape news production, content curation, and audience engagement, broadcasters are entering a new era of accountability—one in which they must not only use AI responsibly ...

A survey report by Broadcast Media Africa has revealed a fundamental shift in how value is created and captured across Africa's media landscape, with digital platforms rapidly overtaking traditional broadcasters ...

The AI & Transformation of Media – Africa Readiness Survey 2026, released by Broadcast Media Africa, highlights a growing tension between the industry’s ambition to embrace AI and the realities ...

A new industry survey has revealed that while artificial intelligence (AI) adoption is accelerating rapidly across Africa’s media sector, organisational readiness, governance, and strategic alignment remain significantly underdeveloped. The AI ...

A landmark report released today by Broadcast Media Africa (BMA) reveals a critical paradox in the continent's media landscape: while leadership enthusiasm for Artificial Intelligence is nearly universal, the structural ...

While Artificial Intelligence is already fundamentally reshaping broadcast newsrooms across Africa, a critical gap in institutional policy and national regulation threatens the credibility of the media landscape. This was the ...

Broadcast Media Africa (BMA) has released a comprehensive industry report following its high-level #FutureNewsroom webinar, titled "Reworking Broadcast Newsroom Operations for the Age of AI," held on 19 March 2026. ...

The media and entertainment sector in the Middle East and North Africa is poised for remarkable expansion, with projections estimating the market to reach US$48.43 billion by 2026 and soar ...

In a rapidly evolving media landscape, broadcasters are increasingly challenged to balance relevance, creativity, and sustainability. At this year’s Broadcasters Convention – Southern Africa 2025, taking place from 28 to ...

Africa's broadcast media is at a turning point. Rapid technological change, shifting audience habits, and global competition are reshaping the industry. Yet broadcasting remains central to public life—trusted for information, ...