YMCA KL Toastmasters Club just hit its 150th meeting. And I noticed something I never planned. I spoke at the 1st meeting. Then the 5th. The 10th. The 25th, 50th, 75th, 100th, 125th… and now this one. Every milestone meeting…
Link to APAC Media Intelligence Tracker for March 2026 The Asia-Pacific broadcasting landscape is not just changing. It is fracturing. And most newsrooms are trying to navigate that fracture without a reliable compass. That is exactly the gap I built…
So LinkedIn asked: Who is a woman who has made an impact on your career? #IWD26 On International Women’s Day 2026, under the theme “Rights. Justice. Action. For All Women and Girls,” I want to acknowledge someone who shaped an…
Dashboard: World Radio Day 2026 carried one theme: Radio and Artificial Intelligence. The conversations it triggered, from Hanoi to Sydney to Paris, were more urgent than the official messaging suggested. UNESCO framed AI as “a tool, not a voice.”…
February 2026 told us exactly where Asia-Pacific broadcasting is heading. And it’s not a comfortable picture. Dashboard Link: I spent the month tracking what media practitioners, editors, broadcast executives, and press freedom bodies were actually saying, not the conference…
Presented at the World Radio Day 2026 event for CJUC FM in Yukon, Canada, “AI Radio: The Next Frequency” explored the transition of community broadcasting into an era of Augmented Creativity. In alignment with the global theme “Radio and AI”…
Terrestrial radio is not a broadcasting relic — it is strategic national infrastructure. In this World Radio Day reflection, Nabeel Tirmazi argues why reach does not equal relevance, why radio remains a lifeline in crises, and what responsible AI integration in broadcasting should actually look like.
As World Radio Day 2026 invites us to explore “Radio and Artificial Intelligence,” our beloved industry stands at a fascinating crossroads. Will we become mere “audio factories,” churning out content, or will we embrace Augmented Creativity, where technology elevates our…
You’re wrong if you think radio ever stayed the same. It never did. It just evolved without the fanfare. Vinyl became carts. Carts became automation. Automation became data-driven systems. One signal fractured into thousands of personalized streams. Each transition stripped…
The broadcasting landscape in January 2026 is hitting a massive friction point: we are moving AI out of the “test phase” and directly into live production, but the industry is nowhere near ready for the fallout. The most talked-about issue…
