WITBN

One of the biggest news within the Indigenous broadcasting world has to be the renewal of NITV’s funding. The Australian Federal government agreed to provide 15.2 million Australian dollars for the station. Meanwhile, the Stevens Review, the Review of Australian Government Investment in the Indigenous Broadcasting and Media Sector, was released. Read more...

Broadcasting elections is without a doubt one of the major events for news department. It is also in this coverage we differentiate ourselves from the so-called mainstream media, promising our viewers an Indigenous perspective and a focus on issues and policies that affect our people and our community. Read more...

After being silent for nearly 10 months, we would like to announce more than just a new design of our website; we have an exciting new addition to our content: the WITBN newsletter, a forum where we illustrate transformations, case-studies, and share know-how from indigenous media. Read more...

Online registrations have opened for the second ever World Indigenous Television Broadcasting Conference to be held at Taiwan’s National Museum of Prehistory in Tai-Tung in March 2010.

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The second World Indigenous Television Broadcasting Conference will be hosted by Taiwan Indigenous Television (TITV) / Public Television Services (PTS) in Taiwan in March 2010.

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An international alliance of indigenous television broadcasters has unveiled a revamped website – www.witbn.org – as part of its mission to retain and grow indigenous languages and cultures.

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Apply now to join the World Indigenous Television Broadcasters Network. Council members are broadcasters with a mandate to revitalise indigenous languages or cultures or non-indigenous broadcasters able to demonstrate commitment to the retention and development of indigenous languages and cultures.

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A global network of indigenous television broadcasters will convene its first interim council meeting in Ireland in August.

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There is only weeks to go before broadcasters, leaders and influencers from throughout the world come together to re-imagine the future of indigenous television – so do not delay and secure your seat today!

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