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#Roadmap2033 is a community broadcasting sector-wide and transformative initiative in collaboration between the Community Broadcasting Foundation and the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia launched last Saturday at the opening of the new studios for community radio station SWR-FM in Blacktown by Michelle Rowland MP, Minister for Communications. It has been heart-warming for the future of the community broadcasting sector to see such an inclusive and genuine process of involvement of so many people from across the sector, from volunteers and station staff as well as the sector representational organisations that assist the various groupings of stations, including the National Ethnic and Multicultural Broadcasters' Council, First Nations Media Australia, Christian Media & Arts Australia, RPH Australia - the Radio Reading Network and the Australian Community Television Alliance. In case you aren't aware, the community broadcasting sector is large; there are more than 450 licensed community radio stations in Australia. Stations play an important role in providing a voice for communities that aren’t adequately serviced by other broadcasting sectors. Community radio stations operate in towns and cities across Australia with the largest proportion located in regional and remote areas (76%), and 24% across metropolitan and suburban locations. #communitymedia #communitybroadcasting #futureofmedia
We are thrilled to announce that #Roadmap2033 has officially launched! On Saturday, #Roadmap2033 was formally presented to the Hon Michelle Rowland MP, Minister for Communications, at the grand opening of new community radio station SWR FM in Blacktown. #Roadmap2033 is a ten-year plan for community broadcasters to achieve greater impact in every Australian community, outlining a shared vision for the future where community broadcasting is at the heart of every community. After 12 months of research and collaboration within Australia’s community broadcasting sector, it is now launched. Arriving at stations in the next few days will be a printed copy of Roadmap 2033 together with a poster of the strategic priorities and postcards to share with volunteers. We would like to thank everyone who has contributed to the process, providing vital feedback and insights that ensure that the vision for the next ten years of community broadcasting is truly inclusive of the diverse voices that make up our sector. To read the full #Roadmap2033 and join us on the journey visit www.roadmap2033.org.au
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Mark your calendars for an ATSC 3.0 update TONIGHT!
Please join me and Orest Sushko, Director of the Humber College Broadcast-Broadband Convergence B²C Lab, tonight for an ATSC 3.0 Update hosted by SMPTE Toronto. Orest will discuss the work happening at the lab and I will give a broad and global update of deployment of ATSC 3.0. The webinar begins at 7:00pm EDT and is open to all (not just SMPTE members) and FREE! #atsc #atsc3 #nextgentv #broadcasting #broadband
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Great to see Neutral Wireless Private 5G mentioned in this Haivision article on broadcast trends to look out for in 2024!
Read our latest post to learn what our experts, Jean-Marc Racine, Colin Coyle, and Ghislain Collette, believe will be the biggest broadcast trends to look out for in 2024: https://lnkd.in/etbePjZu
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In the latest edition of Broadcast Pro, I explore the ever-evolving landscape of media supply chains and how broadcasters can prepare for the dynamic future ahead. It's time to reimagine our approach, optimising the present while gearing up for a future where adaptability and innovation are key. The media industry is in the midst of transformative changes, and it's crucial to stay ahead of the curve. Read the full article in the September edition of Broadcast Pro to discover how embracing diversification can drive success in this rapidly changing environment. Let's continue the conversation on how broadcasters can navigate this exciting journey and unlock new opportunities in the world of media supply chains. Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments below or connect with me to discuss further. https://lnkd.in/ggDy-nSq
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The FCC is shaking things up by authorizing geo-targeting for FM radio! This new order opens doors for FM broadcasters to provide hyper-local content to their listeners, from targeted advertisements to tailored news, weather, and traffic updates. FM stations are now more competitive in the digital era by levelling the field with digital, TV, and print media. Cheers to a new era of innovation and connection in the radio industry! #RadioNews #FCC #GeoTargeting
