DISBOOK - The Africa 2012 Edition - (Page 19)

pr o g r a m - Disbook AfricA 2012 ConferenCeProgram / Day3 friDay 2 NoVember The mobile advantage Africa’s enthusiasm for mobile technologies is boosting television content consumption. It has over than 600 million mobile phone users, more than America or Europe, and this number is expected to reach 735 million by the end of the year. Advances in communications, with mobile banking and agricultural services, are important factors in this huge boom. Around a tenth of Africa’s land mass is covered by mobile-internet services. The impact of mobile and smart phones on television content production, distribution and monetization in Africa will be felt, more than anywhere else in the world. 10:30 AM 01:00 PM The world loves content made in Africa recent television consumption trends indicate that a growing number of TV operators around the world are acquiring programming from the region. Shows with popular interest are documentaries, films, soap operas and series, comedy concepts and low cost crossborder formats. International acquisitions and programming executives interested in the increasing range of good quality content created on the Continent will be invited to explain during this session, why they feel that African content provides a fresh antidote to mainstream television. 03:00PM-05:00PM 19  http://www.etisalat.ae http://www.thematv.com/home.php

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of DISBOOK - The Africa 2012 Edition

Cover
Foreword - Welcome to Johannesburg!
Content
Conference Program
- English Version
- Version Française
Joburg Vibes
- Street Talks
- Drum Archive
- Made in Maboneng
- The Bioscope
- Faces
First Look
- Watercolors of love - Siri
- Mooz-Lum - Meet the Adebanjo’s
- Irrational Heart - Destiny River
- City of Men - Black hands
Trends & Business
- Made in Africa / Made for Africa
- The titans of laamb
- Inside «Inside Story»
- Ecology of african audiovisual content industry
- Gems from the namibian film collection
- The century of formats
- Great formats will come from Africa
- Partners wanted
- How many people (really) watch TV in Africa?
- Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ?
- Africa’s digital switchover is coming - The question is when ?
- Intelsat’s epic
- China in Africa
- Zee : from a to z
- The Brazilians are coming !
- Against all odds
- Discover Discovery in Africa at Discop Africa
- Television with a purpose - A detailed look at educational television
- Branded Entertainment
- Hot docs-Blue ice, a unique opportunity for African documentary makers
- A solution to Africa’s thorny problem of dubbing costs
- Mission statement
Country report
- ALGERIA
- ANGOLA
- BENIN
- BOSTWANA
- BURKINA FASO
- BURUNDI
- CABO VERDE
- CAMEROON
- CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
- CHAD
- COMOROS
- DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO
- DJIBOUTI
- EGYPT
- EQUATORIAL GUINEA
- ERITREA
- ETHIOPIA
- GABON
- GAMBIA
- GHANA
- GUINEA BISSAU
- GUINEA CONAKRY
- IVORY COAST / CÔTE D'IVOIRE
- KENYA
- LESOTHO
- LIBERIA
- LYBIA
- MADAGASCAR
- MALAWI
- MALI
- MAURITANIA
- MAURITIUS
- MOROCCO
- MOZAMBIQUE
- NAMIBIA
- NIGER
- NIGERIA
- REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO
- RWANDA
- SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE
- SIERRA LEONE
- SENEGAL
- SEYCHELLES
- SOMALIA
- SOUTH AFRICA
- SOUTH SUDAN
- SUDAN
- SWAZILAND
- TANZANIA
- TOGO
- TUNISIA
- UGANDA
- ZAMBIA
- ZIMBABWE
Speakers
Participants
Index Advertisers

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