Digital migration to benefit media graduates
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Making a presentation on Digital Migration at Limkokwing University of Creative Technology on Wednesday, veteran producer and BOCCIM`s representative to the digital migration taskforce, Solomon Monyame, said "there are opportunities for employment, especially for graduates with a broadcasting, film and television background".
"The primary motive for purchasing a TV set and in even subscribing to DStv is the need for entertainment and information," Monyame said. "More channels need more content. Therefore, the youth can come in as content producers and create employment for themselves."
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