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Digital switchover
The media sector is undergoing development in line with technological innovations and CFI partners are not left aside by these trends. In countries where analogue television only dethroned radio in urban areas with stable electricity supply, the switchover to digital (TNT) is today becoming essential. CFI is involved in consultancy for beneficiaries and oversees the switchover from analogue to digital via supervisory bodies: consultancy, action plans and planning.
Results : 15
A new Web site for L’Orient-Le jour
To support Lebanese daily L’Orient-Le jour’s project to overhaul their website, CFI organised a visit of French media (France Télévisions, rue89.com, liberation.fr etc.) for Ghassan Khneisser, IT Director and Nayla de Freige, Acting Administrator for L’Orient-Le jour, from 13 to 17 September 2010.
5th edition of the COPEAM University - The multimedia training workshop
The new media workshop was led by Philippe Montoisy, Assistant Chief Editor at France 2, in charge of new technologies.
5th edition of the COPEAM University - The training and the editorial line of the TV workshop
The experts selected by CFI for the 2009 edition were seasoned professionals with a firm grasp of the University’s hectic pace.
5th edition of the COPEAM University in Taghit, Algeria, from 7 to 14 February 2009
Sponsored by EPTV, in partnership with CFI and Radio France
A new visual identity for the Seychelles television - CFI provides support for the SBC face-lift
Television broadcasting was introduced in the Seychelles 25 years ago in May 1983, with the foundation of RTS (Radio Télévision des Seychelles). SBC (Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation), this year celebrates its 15th anniversary.
A new visual identity for the Seychelles television - Interview with the Chief Editor of SBC
Interview with the Chief Editor, SBC (Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation), Antoine Onezime, by Fanchon Hamon, Deputy Director, Africa, Indian Ocean & Latin America at CFI.
CFI, with support from the CSA, and in partnership with the MDA, ITU and AIBD, organised the first regional seminar on digital terrestrial television in Singapore (14-16 June 2008)
Paris, 30 June 2008 - CFI organised the first regional seminar on Asian digital terrestrial television in Singapore, in partnership with the Media Development Authority of Singapore (MDA), the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development (AIBD), and with support from the French audiovisual regulatory body (CSA).
Singapour - CFI and MDA launch the cross platform challenge
Supported by CFI and MDA (Media Development Authority), the France-Singapore cross-platform programme challenge aims at promoting bilateral relationship and intensify collaborations between Singapore and French producers in cross and multi-platform content development.
MDA-Canal France International agreement paves way for audiovisual collaborations and co-productions
Reinforcing the strong relations and slew of media collaborations between Asia and Europe, the Media Development Authority (MDA) of Singapore and Canal France International (CFI), today signed a Memorandum of Understanding that will pave the way for new exchanges between France and Singapore.
SERTOI: a budding future for Indian Ocean TVs
The objective of the first project was to set up a network to promote the exchanging of reports in the Indian Ocean, thanks to a new, modern technological system that is easy and simple to use. The solution found: a content exchange system via Internet, developed by GlobeCast.
