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Broadcasters meet with GNBA on 2019 action plan
On Wednesday, the Guyana National Broadcasting Authority (GNBA) hosted a focus group session, with representatives of the broadcasting industry.
“The session was aimed at obtaining critical insight into the information, communication and training needs of licensed broadcasters in order to include these in GNBA’s Information and Communication Strategy and Action Plan for 2019,” the authority disclosed.
This session was hosted by Communication Specialist and GNBA Board Member, Dr. Rovin Deodat, at the GNBA Headquarters on Lamaha Street.
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