The funding freeze on international broadcasters has put key media organisations in limbo, threatening press freedom worldwide and jeopardising the future of independent journalism in regions dominated by state-controlled narratives.
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Trump cuts funding to Radio Free Asia and global independent broadcasters, raising concerns over press freedom
Broadcasters in India are not offering the value we believe our property is worth: Ian Holmes, F1
F1’s director for media rights and content creation discusses why the sport doesn’t have a broadcaster in India, the launch of F1 TV, Drive to Survive, and more.
Broadcast still dominates video viewing in Hong Kong
TOP OF THE CHARTS: Latest Nielsen data in January 2022 shows streaming platforms represent only a fifth of Hong Kongers' in-home video consumption, led by YouTube.
What happens when a major media empire shuts overnight?
In the middle of a pandemic, Philippines’ major broadcast network ABS-CBN was ordered to stop free-to-air operations, leaving thousands of staff in limbo.
AsiaMX beefs up inventory with new TV partners
AsiaMX announces slate of new TV network partners, both international and regional, expanding its inventory to US$500 million in programmatic advertising assets.
Update: Why Singaporeans won’t be watching the Olympics live
Want to watch the Olympics live in Singapore? You'll have to look to online sources, because no broadcaster has secured live rights.
Programmatic audio ad exchange makes SEA debut with Big Mobile and Triton Digital
SINGAPORE - Big Mobile has expanded its partnership with Triton Digital to bring a2x, the company’s programmatic audio advertising exchange, to Southeast Asia.
SARFT cracks down on corruption by banning 'gift-giving' ads
BEIJING - The State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) has issued an order to radio and television stations to immediately stop broadcasting "gifting" ads.
DATA POINTS: Broadcast outlook for Asia 2012-2016
Infographics from Campaign Asia-Pacific's <a href="http://www.campaignasia.com/Topic/320778,broadcast-report-digital-may-be-the-industrys-saviour.aspx">Broadcast Report</a>, featuring data from PwC and Fox OneStop Media, detail the outlook for the broadcast market for 2012 through 2016, demographics across the region and how the affluent in Asia consume various media.
BROADCAST REPORT: Media mobility boosts TV’s ad opportunities
The fast adoption of smartphones and tablets is fuelling growth of mobile TV and offering greater potential to engage with consumers.
INSIDE THE OCTOBER ISSUE: TV's digital revolution, The Economist's Rashbass
ASIA-PACIFIC - A look at the just-released October issue, featuring Atifa Silk's interview with Andrew Rashbass, chief executive of The Economist, as well as our exclusive Broadcast Report, which delves into the disruptive impact of digital technology on the still critical medium.
Australians on board with DTT, slow to watch videos on multiscreens
AUSTRALIA – It’s taken six years but 95 per cent of all Australian households had at least one DTT (digital terrestrial television)-enabled TV set in Q42011, an increase from 90 per cent at the start of last year, according to the Australian Multi-Screen Report by Nielsen, OzTAM, and Regional TAM.
Apple in talks with Fox and ABC for programme rentals via iTunes
GLOBAL – Apple is in talks with News Corp to offer Fox TV shows for rent via iTunes. CBS, NBC Universal and ABC-owner Disney are reportedly also involved.
Media Prima to collaborate with SCTV
KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia’s Media Prima and Indonesia’s Surya Citra Televisi (“SCTV”) has signed an agreement that will see the two media organisations forge closer ties.