31st July 2014
Ebola outbreak: West African broadcasters play vital role
How some of our members in Sierra Leone and Nigeria are covering the deadly virus crisis and helping inform and reassure the public
29th July 2014
World Broadcasting groups unite to protect TV spectrum
The battle for spectrum is on, as broadcast unions stand together to oppose ceding TV’s dedicated frequencies to mobile web use
23rd July 2014
CBA Secretary-General awarded honorary degree
Our congratulations to Sally-Ann Wilson, head of the CBA, who has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Bedfordshire
21st July 2014
2014: Broadcaster bursars bring back new ideas from their trips
The CBA Travel Bursary enables broadcasters to go on international exchange to share knowledge, see what this year’s bursars found on their journeys
17th July 2014
Australia, UK’s PSBs receive cuts to international and news
This week saw the announcement of 80 job losses for ABC Australia, and a net 220 posts from BBC News, the latest in ongoing cuts to Public Service Broadcasting around the world
15th July 2014
CBA member broadcasters on air for Commonwealth Voices
From today our members from Cameroon, Canada, the Caribbean, Gibraltar, Namibia, New Zealand and Malawi are joining in pop-up radio broadcasting for the Commonwealth Games
30th June 2014
Canada’s public broadcaster unveils plan to ‘reimagine’ PSB
Does CBC/Radio-Canada’s new strategy represent a turning point in reshaping Public Service Broadcasting in the digital era?
23rd June 2014
BBC launches big boost to music programming
The BBC is poised to devote more programme hours and funds to a range of music projects, from digital offerings to education programmes
17th June 2014
India radio: immunisation, digital SW and the new government
A roundup of recent news on radio in India: Unicef working with radio, AIR’s commitment to DRM and some fairly broad statements from the minister...