The International Institute of Communications (IIC) 2012 Annual Conference in Singapore on 8-9 October, ‘Trends in Global Communications: Devising digital polices to meet tomorrow’s needs and aspirations’, will debate issues critical to achieving more widespread content…
The International Institute of Communications (IIC) 2012 Annual Conference in Singapore on 8-9 October, ‘Trends in Global Communications: Devising digital polices to meet tomorrow’s needs and aspirations’, will debate issues critical to achieving more widespread content distribution and consumer engagement across the region and internationally.
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IIC 2012 Annual Conference
The International Institute of Communications (IIC) 2012 Annual Conference in Singapore on 8-9 October, ‘Trends in Global Communications: Devising digital polices to meet tomorrow’s needs and aspirations’, will debate issues critical to achieving more widespread content...
More Recommendations for the Bangkok Declaration 2003 +10
Broadcasters and other media stakeholders in Asia Pacific presented yesterday additional recommendations for the proposed Bangkok Declaration 2003 +10 that will serve as a guide in strengthening their responses to the changing media landscape and emerging global realities.
Redefining PSB Mandate
Public service broadcasters need to redefine their mandate for the future and ensure they offer relevant content and earn the trust of audiences to survive and grow in the digital landscape. This becomes more urgent as they face tough challenges brought about by the fast changing technology and global realities.
Greater Media Coverage of MDG Issues
Media leaders in Asia Pacific are expected to generate an agreement/statement for increased and improved coverage of stories dealing with the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in the region. It will call for increased partnership between UN agencies and media practitioners to achieve this objective. This document.
‘Out of the Box’ Ideas for PSB in Asia
Some 45 delegates from 26 countries across the globe began today a review of the needs and directions of public service broadcasting in Asia-Pacific as they participate in a seminar on ‘Creating and Enabling Environment for Public Service Broadcasting (PSB)’ in Bangkok.
Media Leadership in Crisis, Disaster and Emergency
From April 22 to 25, 2012, some 200 public service broadcasters from around the world gathered in Brisbane, Australia for the 29th CBA General Conference under the theme - Media Leadership in Crisis, Disaster and Emergency.
AIBD/UUM Celebrate ITU’s ‘Girls in ICT Day’
The world celebrated the ITU’s ‘Girls in ICT Day’ on 26 April 2012. In Malaysia, the Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development (AIBD) and Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM) held ITU’s ‘Girls in ICT Day’ programme under the auspices of the International Telecommunication Union-Universiti Utara Malaysia Asia Pacific Centre of Excellence for Rural ICT Development (ITU-UUM ASP CoE).
AIBD Hosts GMCD Board Meeting
The 4th Board of Director’s Meeting for the Global Media Centre for Development (GMCD) was conducted at the AIBD headquarters on 30 January 2012. Among those attending the meeting includes AIBD Director Yang Binyuan, GMCD Chairman Hugues D’annoux and GMCD General Manager Dimitri Mendjisky.
Professional Debate on Developing the Public Service Broadcasting in the Arab Region
On December 15, 2011, the Professional Debate on “Developing the Public Service Broadcasting in the Arab Region” was held in Tunis during the 31st ordinary session of the Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU) General Assembly.
PMPC 2011
The Pacific Media Partnership meeting today adopted a key declaration calling on the governments, international organisations and all stakeholders to assist and empower the broadcasters in the Pacific region to help them carry out their mandate of providing information, education and entertainment through their services to audiences. This is deemed as an important step in the development and sustenance of the broadcasting industry in the region.