Caribbean regulators, policy specialists and professionals in the Broadcasting, Telecommunications and wider ICT community will meet June 7 - 8, at the Terra Nova Hotel, Kingston, to discuss the future of broadcasting in the Caribbean.

The Broadcasting Commission has noted a report on the front page of today's edition of the Daily Observer (March 17, 2010), under the caption, "Spencer Jarrett moved to Broadcasting Commission."

The Broadcasting Commission of Jamaica joins with the nation and the international community in mourning the passing of one of Jamaica’s greatest sons, Professor, the Honourable Ralston Milton ‘Rex’ Nettleford.

The Broadcasting Commission is acutely aware that in the emerging global digital media landscape, there must be forward looking policies and regulations locally. This is especially the case if the electronic media sector in Jamaica is to grow and develop both as viable businesses and as vital contributors to national development.

The Broadcasting Commission joins with the rest of the country in celebrating the life of an outstanding Jamaican patriot, Professor Barrington (Barry) Chevannes.

Director of the UWI’s Telecommunications Policy and Management Programme at the Mona School of Business, Dr Hopeton Dunn, has been selected to be the moderator of a session of the forthcoming United Nations conference on global democratic governance of the Internet.