[kictanet] Dy 2 of 10: How to Develop ICT Info-Structure

[toepista nabusoba]

My thoughts about local content and archival material Most media houses emphasize fresh and new content and mayregard archive material as old. Yet archive material can be repackaged andreplayed after months  even years (I likewhat foreign media do with their archives) while Kenyan media have units onalmost all social subjects they score dismally on archival material whichinform our past and future in all almost all aspects. 
When it comes to archiving of content especially broadcastsome media houses are still grappling with the use of ICT’s. Media houses need apolicy on archived content (if lacking-KBC's is hazy and adhoc), if they have such a policy then obviouslyit’s not functional and needs revamping. Individuals and institutions in need ofarchived content (from media houses) have a difficult time accessing thatcontent even when they have the money to purchase and often forcd to resort to dubiousmeans to access.  Toepista

      From: Walubengo J via kictanet <kictanet at lists.kictanet.or.ke>
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I want to thank those who took time to send views on Day1 topic.  It is not too late to add more views on Day1 topic. Just ensure you post the contribution against the correct title.
Today we move to Day2 theme: How to Develop ICT Info-Structure. *Local Content, *Broadcast Content, Diversity, Cultural Identity*Access to Information/OpenData *Local Application Development
Background:Info-structure is what runs on the physical infrastructure.  Having empty cables with no activity is evidence of missing or under-developed infrastructure. Additionally, some bandwidth activity maybe irrelevant and may not add value to the socio-economic agenda of the nation.
So today we talk about what needs to be done to ensure a vibrant local content industry. Content includes broadcast (film), blogs, websites, etc.  We need to hear about the incentives we need to facilitate content creators & application developers work.  
How should Government Open-Data, River-wood and other Creative initiatives impact  local content economy?   What policy and strategy interventions can unlock the local content economy?
There is no right or wrong way of saying what you want to be captured.  We have a Secretariate that will extract and frame the issue in a suitable policy or strategy format.
We have 1 Day on this topic. Dont fear, just  fungua roho :-). 

walu.


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