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Our roundup of some of the key discussions at NewsRewired 2017, a conference on digital journalism.

The deadline to switch over from analogue to digital signal TV in India will not be extended any further, says the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.

Norway becomes the first country in the world to adopt digital-only radio.

New Zealand on Air (NZOA), the body that provides funding for local television, radio and music programming, may soon change the way they distribute their money.

At a conference in Papua New Guinea last week, the government expressed support for the nation’s move from analogue to digital broadcasting.

The move from analogue to digital broadcasting in Nigeria would create new career opportunities and help with fighting piracy, said the government.

A new research by Ofcom indicates that time spent watching TV is declining, especially among young people, but public service broadcasting still remains satisfying for most people.

We are pleased to announce our AGM and Global Conference, which will be held on 13th and 14th September 2016 in Montréal, Canada.

As many question the future of investigative journalism and public broadcasting in the digital age, the CBC aims to double its efforts to inform audiences across a range of digital and mobile platforms.

Editor-in-Chief of SBC's Swissinfo.ch releases statement in support of the broadcaster's role as an instrument of democracy.