GA 2016 - Radio Working Party
Radio Working Party Meeting – Radio Still Growing
Mr Soleman Yusuf, RRI-Indonesia, Mr Tatsuhiro Beniko, and Ms Vijay Sadhu of ABU Programming Department
• New ABU Radio Activities in 2017
• RRI Play – Keeping audience engaged
• Ms Shanthi Bhaghirathan confirmed as RWP Chair
Production Director of Radio Republic Indonesia. He said that RRI continues to employ new technologies to provide better broadcasting services to its large audience via new platforms. He highlighted the RRI app for RRI’s on-line services.
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Ms Shanthi Bhaghirathan (MBC-Sri Lanka) was confirmed as the new Chairperson of Radio Working Party and Ms Kartini Ariffin (iM4UFM-Malaysia), Mr Soleman Yusuf (RRI-Indonesia) and Mr Fayyaz Sheheyar AIR-India) as the Vice Chairpersons.
Mr Tatsuhiro Beniko with Ms Shanti
Bhaghirathan, RWP Chair
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In her opening remarks, Ms Shanthi Bhaghirathan pointed out that the RWP understands the enormous challenges facing the radio industry – including the impact of multiple platforms and digital
he welcome address on behalf of the host was presented by Mr Soleman Yusuf, Program and
radio which add to competition. She said that the future of radio is strong but there is a need for the stakeholders in the radio industry to work together to harmonise the interests of the audiences and to address the requirements of new technology. She cited that producing more content could bring larger audiences but the delivery of content through different media platforms is a concern to many. She also mentioned the challenge of engaging the youth to use radio which appears to be a pervasive problem among the radio operators.
Ms Bhaghirathan stressed the need among the ABU members to have shared understanding of the problems through meaningful exchange of experiences, lessons learned and best practices. She encouraged everyone to get involved and to participate in the upcoming debate on these issues.
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