Background COVID pandemic has changed the world, impacting populations, businesses and organizations all over the world. To meet the challenges posed by pandemic, response plan have included the need for social distancing, staggered work shifts, downsizing operations, delivering services remotely and

AIBD in collaboration with Hoso Bunka Foundation, Japan has organised a five-day workshop for content creators for its SAARC and African members. The title of the workshop is “Engaging Audience to tell Stories”. Thirty-five participants from Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Mauritius, Nigeria,

AIBD/ EBU/ RTB Online Masterclass on Data Visualisation  25 – 28th January 2021     This 4-day activity was organised by Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development (AIBD), supported by European Broadcasting Union (EBU) at the request of Radio Television Brunei (RTB). The participants were

Journalists face an increasing challenge to secure their communications in the digital world. The protection of confidential source can be easily compromised in a world where surveillance is becoming ubiquitous. Today, there is no anonymity on the internet unless one

The AIBD/UNESCO IPDC Regional Online Workshop on Trauma Management was organised from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from 19 April to 21April 2021. 34 participants from broadcasting organisations in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, India, Mauritius, Myanmar, Pakistan, Seychelles, Singapore, Sri Lanka and Thailand

The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) Malaysia is committed to an inclusive, post-COVID recovery that addresses the needs of all populations, including migrants. Its Chief of Mission, Ms Kendra Rinas said this calls for the cooperation of the media to speak

AIBD 1-month Online Workshop/ Mentoring Sessions for Health Journalists and Content Creators concludes with the closing ceremony on 24th March 2021 at 4pm MYT. The online workshop had 2 batches of journalists and content creators from 13 countries participating in

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a worldwide crisis in 2020, leading amongst other things, to a radical change in children`s lives. Children all over the world are affected by the measures that have been taken to encounter the COVID-19 pandemic.

Many communities around the world have responded to COVID-19 with strong sense of cooperation and solidarity. Some have, however, used it as a pretext to scapegoat migrants, refugees and the most vulnerable, blaming them for the spread of the virus. There

By: Anthony Rajoo Independent Consultant The current global pandemic has affected many industries and as such almost all technology, media and entertainment sectors are negatively impacted by this global catastrophe and without a doubt broadcasting companies are hit-hard. The mode of transferring,