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China Media Group Launches 2026 Summer Documentary Collection

China Media Group (CMG) has unveiled its 2026 summer documentary collection, featuring 62 original productions that explore themes including technological innovation, cultural heritage, ecological conservation and contemporary social development. The new line-up underscores the broadcaster’s continued commitment to producing high-quality factual programming that informs, educates and engages audiences across television and digital platforms.

Televisi Republik Indonesia Celebrates Successful Nationwide Sports Broadcast

As the 2026 FIFA World Cup concluded, Televisi Republik Indonesia (TVRI) reflected on the success of its nationwide coverage, which brought one of the world’s biggest sporting events to millions of viewers across Indonesia through free-to-air television. Throughout the tournament, the public broadcaster delivered extensive live coverage, ensuring audiences from urban centres to remote communities were able to follow the matches without subscription barriers.

RTM Named Official Broadcaster for Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games

Radio Televisyen Malaysia (RTM) has been appointed the official broadcaster for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, further strengthening its role as Malaysia’s leading public service broadcaster for major international sporting events. Following its successful coverage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, RTM will once again bring world-class sporting action to audiences nationwide through free-to-air television, RTMKlik and its digital platforms.

Mediacorp Strengthens Audio Leadership Across Digital Platforms

Singapore’s Mediacorp has reinforced its position as the country’s leading audio network, achieving an 86% share of radio listening, the highest in 14 years, according to the latest Nielsen Radio Survey 2026. The network continues to reach nearly four million listeners each week, with eight of Singapore’s top 10 radio stations under its portfolio.

More Than a Meeting: Why the General Assembly Matters

Every year, broadcasters and media professionals gather at conferences, forums, and summits to explore the future of media. We discuss artificial intelligence, digital transformation, evolving audience expectations, content innovation, and the changing role of public service media. These conversations are essential, but the ABU General Assembly is more than another industry event. It is where the Asia-Pacific broadcasting community comes together to shape a shared vision for the future.

UTRK Strengthens Media Cooperation with Chinese Partners

The National Broadcasting Corporation of the Kyrgyz Republic (UTRK) has strengthened its international media collaboration through the signing of a new Memorandum of Cooperation with the China Intercontinental Communications Center (CICC) and Dolon TV.

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