Media Statement: Islandwide Broadcast Coverage Requirement and Public Access to CVM Television Signals for FIFA World Cup 2014

Over the last two years, since 2012, the Broadcasting Commission has been in correspondence and meetings with all broadcasters and cable providers about their coverage range and signal quality being delivered to towns, communities and villages throughout Jamaica, in line with the terms of their licences. Over the period 2012 to 2014 the Commission supplemented […]

The Rise of Second Screens

Do you often find yourself using your mobile phone or tablet while watching television? If yes, you are among the many persons now participating in the growing trend of using second screens. In Jamaica, the use of smartphones and tablets is gaining popularity as both an alternative and complement to watching television or listening to […]

Protecting Children From Harmful Television Content

An increasing number of programmes come into our homes each day and it can be difficult for parents to monitor what their children are watching. Research suggests that television viewing is related to a host of negative outcomes in children. Studies have found that television viewing among young children is associated with aggression, desensitization to […]

THE GROWTH OF ANIMATED TV PROGRAMMES IN JAMAICA

A burgeoning industry all over the world, animation is building momentum on ‘the rock’. Research indicates that the animation industry has grown globally at an annual growth rate of 10.5 per cent to reach US$140.6 billion at the end 2012 (from US$74 billion in 2008) and the global animation software market has been forecast to […]

THE NEW MEDIA: STILL GLORIOUS DESPITE LIMITATIONS

“You control the information age. Welcome to your world.” In 2006, TIME magazine selected not just one person—but a group of people—to take up the mantle as their Person of the Year. Which group did they consider the most intriguing, the most influential, and the most deserving of this honour? You. In 2006, the world […]

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