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Mediahub Newsletter #4
Growth predictions holding ground for future of IPTV markets?
With the ARPU of developing countries steadily increasing, are the growth trends for IPTV reflective and ... Read more
Visit of ITU BDT Director in KL
Mr. Brahima Sanou, the new Director of the ITU Telecommunication Development Bureau (BDT) has recently visited Kuala Lumpur, meeting with colleagues from AIBD and ABU on further strengthening the long-term partnership.
AIBD Supports World Radio Day
Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development (AIBD) has committed to support the Spanish Radio Academy’s proposal to UNESCO to establish a “World Radio Day” as part of the UN calendar.
AIBD Director Yang Binyuan says this initiative will reinforce radio’s critical role as one of humanity’s useful inventions for decades and the most universal media, free and accessible to the majority of the world’s populatio
I Got INPUT!
AIBD, the Goethe-Institut, KBS and the Korea Foundation enabled producers and executives of broadcasters from nine Southeast Asian countries to meet in Seoul at INPUT 2011 in May, with the aim to improve the quality of the ASEAN co-production edutainment series “I Got It!” and to be inspired by new TV formats, challenging content and innovative technologies under the conference motto “Dare the Future”.
AIBD Surveillance Audit – 2011
AIBD is in its third year of being certified as ISO 9001: 2008 and ISAS BC 9001:2003 by the Media & Society Foundation in Switzerland. This reflects the Institute’s competency and credibility in pursing initiatives in media management systems.
The external audit was carried out at AIBD on 27th June 2011 as required by the certification process on the performance of the management system. The scope of the external audit was to cover all activities organized by AIBD with a particular focus on co-production activities, improvement actions since the last surveillance audit in April 2010.
AIBD at Broadcast Asia 2011
AIBD took part in Broadcast Asia 2011 from 21 to 24 June in Singapore. The conference is in its 16th edition and gathers the industry’s leading broadcast players. For the first time, AIBD has been offered a booth at the exhibition.
During Broadcast Asia 2011, AIBD Director Yang Binyuan attended conference sessions and met participants and exhibitors at AIBD booth. It’s the first time that AIBD has had a booth at the exhibition and the organizer of Broadcast Asia 2011 offered it free of charge as the conference is supported by AIBD.
URTI Radio Grand Prix Accepting Submissions
The call for entries has been sounded for the 23rd International URTI Radio Grand Prix.
Programmes from around the world are honoured with the Grand Prix based on the research efforts involved and their originality.
Each year, a different theme is proposed and participants are allowed to freely interpret the theme. The theme for this year's edition is poverty. Radio productions in their diverse forms - reports, documentaries, essays, fiction, sound composition, children's stories - are eligible for submission.
Mediahub Launched at the Asia Media Summit
Mediahub, a convenient and cost-efficient e-platform for content providers and users to share, buy and sell programs, was officially launched today at the Asia Media Summit 2011.
This business-oriented video sharing website is a new service AIBD members can benefit by uploading, sharing, exposing their trailers, demos or pilots to more than 140 registered high profile customers ready for content acquisition.
ITU Survey on Digital Broadcasting in Asia-Pacific
A recent ITU survey on the general situation of digital broadcasting in Asia Pacific reveals that 10 of the 22 respondent countries and regions had implemented DTTB by 2010 while four others are in the process of introducing this technology by 2015.
The 10 countries include Australia, Cambodia, China, Hongkong, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore and Vietnam. Mongolia, India, Sri Lanka and Tonga are moving towards DTTB by 2015.
Myanmar to Set up Media Training College
Myanmar is planning to set up a national media training college in the coming years to bring up first class talent for radio and television in the country and ASEAN at large. On April 28th, 2011, at the invitation of Mr. U Winn Maw, Chairman of Forever Group, CEO of MRTV-4 and Adviser of Ministry of Information, Myanmar, AIBD Director Yang Binyuan attended the Myanmar Media Training College (MMTC) Planning Meeting in Yangon.