The Indian Ocean public television stations have launched an online content management system to boost regional media coverage.
SERTOI (Report Exchange System for Televisions in the Indian Ocean) developed by GlobeCast, functions similarly to an electronic mailbox allowing participating stations to make audiovisual files available via the Internet in a non-proprietary form.
The project was put on trial earlier this month during a workshop in Mauritius where editors from the six regional public television stations were meeting to finalise the project.
All newsrooms will have an identical computer equiped with the appopriate software. The workstation is design to the surmont the instability of Internet connection in the region.
The Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) Chief Editor Antoine Onezime says SERTOI is part of a project to set up a network to promote the exchanging of reports in the Indian Ocean
“We will now be able to exchange up to 3,000 reports annually, that will not only enrich the region’s televised newscasts, but also open up a new window of information on the world’s third largest ocean,” says Onezime.
The stations will shortly initiate a monthly regional magazine to consolidate the exchange process, to promote the region, its history, culture and inhabitants.
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Hopefully we will have more stuff on the news.
/me begs josee to add my blog to his blog roll.
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Thx very much Josee :)
You made a mistake for baldymon's blog though (you added htpp twice)
interesting , i blog in Seychelles too, but i'm a foreigner visite me if you can
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Jose,
Thanks for the encouraging comment,hope to be a constant visitor to your blog
bye
poojitha
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