CBA board member to give keynote at AfricaCast conference

SABC’s Lulama Mokhobo will discuss the opportunities of ‘triple play’ at a broadcast technology show in South Africa

Cyprus public broadcaster cuts spark board departures

The government of Cyprus has announced 20 per cent cuts to the CyBC budget, and a report on the broadcaster’s future is due next year

Strange days for radio

Will standalone radios become a thing of the past? And is radio staying in tune with other devices?

Monetisation, mobile radio and more: Q&A with NAB’s CEO

We spoke to Gordon Smith, head of the organisation running the other massive international broadcasting and media show, the NAB in the US, who was visiting the IBC for the first time

My year: CBA-Chevenings from Ghana, Pakistan and Jamaica

Each year we team up with Chevening to award bursaries to full-time staff of CBA’s member broadcasters to study media masters in London and Norwich

Big data, small screens and beyond: a Q&A with the IBC’s CEO

Michael Crimp, head of one of the world’s largest broadcast and media conventions, took time during the show last week to talk about new trends and developments in broadcast technology

A driver for the Pacific digital transition roadmap

Tonga Broadcasting Commission’s chief engineer went on a successful fact-finding and supplier-shopping mission to this year’s IBC through our bursary

Bright sheds light on Zambia’s digital plan at the IBC

Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation’s principal engineer went on a successful fact-finding and supplier-shopping mission to this year’s IBC through our bursary

Syrian child refugees tell their stories: films for broadcast

Our Your WorldView is offering free broadcast rights for CBA members to three short films following the lives of children in Domiz camp