The World Indigenous Television Broadcasters Network (WITBN) convened its inaugural Council meeting in Ireland in August. > more

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

Māori Television – in partnership with Te Puni Kōkiri and Kordia™ – was privileged to host the inaugural World Indigenous Television Broadcasting Conference in New Zealand from March 26-28. > more

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! > more.

Indigenous television representatives from throughout the world have confirmed their attendance at the first ever World Indigenous Television Broadcasting Conference to be hosted by Māori Television in Auckland, New Zealand, from March 26-28. > more.

 

March 2008 will be a milestone for Māori Television in more ways than one. As well as hosting the first ever World Indigenous Television Broadcasting Conference, New Zealand’s national indigenous broadcaster will launch a new channel entirely in the Māori language at the conference gala dinner on Friday March 28. > more.

 

There is now less than two months to go before the first ever gathering of indigenous television leaders from throughout the world – so do not delay and secure your spot today! > more.

 

As the month of November draws to an end, so does the early bird deadline. Register online at www.witbc.org or return your registration pack by November 30 to receive the special early bird rate for the first ever World Indigenous Television Broadcasting Conference. The price includes the three-day event, cocktail function and gala dinner. > more.

 

The early bird registration deadline has been extended for the inaugural World Indigenous Television Broadcasting Conference to be hosted by Māori Television in Auckland from March 26-28, 2008. Leaders, producers and planners involved in indigenous and public television must register online at www.witbc.org before November 30 this year to receive the special early bird rate. Click here to view the conference promotional trailer. > more.

 

WITBC’ 08 will feature internationally renowned speakers who are industry experts in the fields of broadcasting, media and indigenous languages; a conference dinner to honour the contribution of indigenous broadcasting; and the launch of a World Indigenous Television Broadcasters Network. The programme of events will soon be published on the conference website www.witbc.org. > more.

 

Welsh and Australian indigenous television leaders will be featured guest speakers at the World Indigenous Television Broadcasting Conference. New Zealand’s national indigenous broadcaster, Māori Television, will host the first ever gathering of indigenous television leaders from throughout the world in Auckland from March 26-28, 2008. > more.

 

The first ever gathering of indigenous television leaders from throughout the world will be held in Auckland, New Zealand, from March 26-28, 2008. The World Indigenous Television Broadcasting Conference – WITBC ’08 – is aimed at unifying, strengthening and promoting indigenous broadcasters. > more.