As the world moves closer towards delivering content on any screen at any time, TV channels, radio stations, online and mobile publishers, media owners and content creators are evolving into new ways of thinking where formats and access are multi-faceted considerations. The bottom line is this: more content choices with more ways to find what I want, where I want it, delivered in any of the ways I choose, whenever I choose.

This will be looked at within an African context at the Africa Media and Broadcasting Congress 2009 in Sandton on 3-5 November 2009. We’ll be there, so give us a shout if you’re attending and want to meet up.

Here’s a quick overview of the conference, in their own words:

Africa is undergoing a multimedia revolution. Increases in capacity due to satellite and fibre projects have also resulted in increases in the uptake of mobile TV and video streaming.

- What will this mean for Africa’s media and broadcasting future?
- How will this affect the business model of Africa’s broadcasters?
- And how will broadcasters, media and content providers ensure success in 2009 in this competitive and dynamic landscape?