What’s the Global and Local - Broadcast + Media's Blog?
This year's NAB event in Las Vegas event marks the debut of our new blog, Global and Local, which I have established in order to be able to bring you regular updates from major international events - such as NAB, IBC and Broadcast Asia - as they happen ('Global'), while also providing a more immediate platform to bring you news on what is happening in the Australian market (the 'Local' bit) and give you the chance to offer your thoughts and opinions on what is reported, as well as to share your views on any other issues pertaining to the broadcasting industry.
I hope my postings will help you get a real sense of what is happening at the major international events in our industry calendar, as well as on our doorstep. I encourage you to use Global and Local to get your views across to the industry at large and share important information with your industry peers.
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