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World Radio Day | Radio remains successful and popular despite digital migration challenges

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Despite all the changes happening with AI and all sorts of things that radio has to adapt to, it seems to remain successful and popular. Radio has survived a lot of season, after more than a century of radio it is not only relevant but also growing. Jones Netshipise and Leni are joined by Councillor Thabisa Faye, Councillor of the board at ICASA to talk about these challenges, how radio has managed to survive and why it will continue to do so for years to come.

13 Feb English South Africa Business · Arts

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