National Association of Broadcasters (South Africa)

Welcome to the official account of the National Association of Broadcasters of South Africa. As we celebrate #30YearsofDemocracy, we’re excited to be engaging with you on this platform. You can also follow us on Twitter: https://lnkd.in/dm54gDV #NABinsights #broadcastmedia #policyregulation

Wishing you a joyful new year! The NAB extends warm wishes for a happy, healthy, and successful 2025 filled with growth and opportunities.

Merry Christmas to everyone celebrating today, and happy holidays to all! Wishing you a safe, joyful, and heart-warming festive season.

📺📻 Season's Greetings from the NAB! 🎄✨ As we reflect on a remarkable year in broadcasting, we invite you to explore key insights & trends from our third State of the Broadcasting Industry Report. 📖🎙️ A must-read this holiday season! https://bit.ly/3BfWBc1

The local #media landscape has seen shifts in recent years, with social media, on-demand streaming services and podcasts offering consumers more choice in terms of consumption. Broadcasters have responded to these new developments by offering their own streaming and on-demand services. #Content #Broadcasting

📢 The NAB is excited to present the third edition of its State of the Broadcasting Industry Report! The Report includes the overall results of a confidential survey of NAB members, by research contributor PwC, and it tracks key sectoral developments over the last five years including the impact of COVID-19 and loadshedding. The release of the Report comes as South Africa marks 30 years of democracy, and 30 years of independent regulation of broadcasting. The survey focuses on the sector’s revenue generation, contribution to licence fees, taxes and levies, as well as investment in people, content, technology, infrastructure and corporate social investment.   Read the full Report here https://bit.ly/3BfWBc1 

Congratulations to NAB Chairperson, Nick Grubb for being inducted into the Telkom SA Radio Awards Hall of Fame! Thank you for your leadership and outstanding commitment to the SA Radio Sector!

Today, on #WorldAIDSDay2024, we stand united under the theme: “Take the Rights Path: My Health, My Right!” #WorldAIDSDay reminds people across the world to unite to end HIV-related stigma and stand in solidarity with all who are affected by HIV/AIDS. 🌍❤️

The NAB was excited to launch its State of the Broadcasting Industry Report (2019 - 2024), with research contributed by PwC. The report is a comprehensive survey of NAB members. The previous report was released in 2019. This edition tracks developments in South Africa's broadcasting industry over the last five years, and comes as the country celebrates 30 years of #democracy. We thank NAB members for participating in the confidential survey, and look forward to soon making it available on all NAB platforms. #research #broadcasting

📺 TV is a trusted and reliable source of information and is held to high editorial standards. This is particularly important in the current context of increasing misinformation and disinformation. 🌍 Today, the NAB joins the world in celebrating this important annual United Nations International Day, proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly on 17 December 1996, in recognition of TV’s role in informing, and affecting public opinion. egta The Global TV Group UNESCO Media Development and Diversity Agency (MDDA) The Department of Communications and Digital Technologies ICASA National Electronic Media Institute of South Africa