Documents: Presentations
The challenges and opportunities in the digital broadcasting, multi-channel environment by Dr Setumo Mohapi, CEO of Sentech
To access this presentation please contact the NAB.
NAB Future of Broadcasting
The key is to define your business properly and not confuse it with the medium - broadcasters provide video or audio content over any
network, anywhere, anytime.
NAB report on the Future of TV and Levy Proposal - Television landscape to 2014
How the television landscape has changed and will change in the short-term past and future.
Amendment of the Electronic Communications Act 36 of 2005
The NAB participated in oral representations before the Portfolio Committee on Communication on 29 October 2007. On of the key issues broadcasters objected to was the inclusion of the definition of “public entity” in the Bill. Including the definition of public entity in the Amendment Bill would give unintended results, as the NAB believed it is not the intention of the DoC to have all entities listed under schedule 2 and 3 of the PFMA to be governed by the EC Act.
NAB Submission to ICASA on the Position Paper on Ownership and Control
ICASA published its Discussion Paper on the Review of Ownership and Control of Broadcasting Services and Existing Commercial Sound Broadcasting Licences in Notice 1825 published in Government Gazette 23873 dated 30 September 2002 (“the Discussion Paper”).
Presentation on local content
The NAB focused on broadcasters’ commitment to local content, what ese should be done in addition to a quota and whether there are sufficient reasons for raising the quotas
Presentation on Community Radio
Although community radio has led the way in opening up South African airwaves, the sector has been beset by troubles. The difficulties in becoming financially sustainable have been compounded by the regulator’s resource constraints