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WORLD RADIO DAY 2016

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CELEBRATING RADIO

THE BUSINESS OF RADIO

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THE WORLD OF AIBSERVICE PROVIDERS

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THE BUSINESS OF RADIO

he AIB is the global

trade association

for the international

broadcasting and

media industry.

Founded in 1993,

the AIB supports

and assists its members and has

developed into a unique centre of

knowledge and expertise about

international media.

The AIB provides regular

market intelligence briefings that

inform its members by giving high-

value strategic analysis of

developments across television,

radio, online and mobile media.

The AIB has a range of print and

online publications that help

showcase its members to well over

26,000 key market influencers in

broadcasting and related sectors

worldwide. In addition, the AIB is

active on social media platforms,

communicating news and

information about Members to a

constantly growing social media

audience.

The AIB hosts its annual Media

Excellence Awards. These

independent, non-commercial

awards celebrate excellence in

international broadcasting, and are

judged by a global panel of

industry experts.

SERVING THE INDUSTRY

The AIB works to represent

members and, where necessary and

appropriate, lobbies on their behalf.

We have worked on issues such as

the jamming of international

satellite radio and TV services in

Africa and pay-TV regulations in

Vietnam.

We work to raise awareness of

issues and to lobby for change

when this is needed by the

international media industry. With

an extensive range of influential

contacts in parliaments and

regulatory authorities in many

markets, the AIB is well placed to

negotiate on behalf of its members.

In other highly relevant work,

the AIB is helping members deal

with the complex issues

surrounding cyber security, which

is an area of major concern for

broadcasters.

A high-level working group on

cyber security shares information

and knowledge among members,

enabling them to better protect

The Association for

International

Broadcasting has

been working on

behalf of its Members

for more than 22

years.

Tom Wragg

explains how

companies benefit

from membership in

this global

organisation

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