Singapore Launches S$48 Million Scheme to Help Media Firms Create Digital Content and Adopt AI
The four-year programme will back Singapore stories and AI-assisted production as 117 firms gain accreditation and media professionals access 55 courses.
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Singapore launches S$48 million scheme to help media firms create digital content and adopt AI
The Digital Content and Capability Development programme, announced by Senior Minister of State for Digital Development and Information Tan Kiat How, will span four years.
Singapore regulator IMDA launches S$48mn digital content fund
Singapore’s Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) has launched a Singapore$48 million programme aimed at supporting media professionals in creating digital content under the Digital Content and Capability Development (DCCD) programme, according to an official statement issued yesterday. The initiative is designed to strengthen capabilities within Singapore’s media sector and help industry professionals adapt to evolving […]
Singapore Invests S$48 Million to Advance AI-Driven Digital Content
Singapore has launched a new S$48 million initiative to help its media industry adapt to rapid technological change and the growing use of AI in content production. Details were outlined in a speech by Senior Minister of State Tan Kiat How at the programme’s launch. The Digital Content & Capability Development programme, introduced by the […]
Singapore launches $37M program to support media professionals in creating digital content
Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) has on Thursday launched S$48 million ($37 million) program to support media professionals in creating digital content. IMDA said in a statement that media professionals will be given support to create digital content via the its new Digital Content and Capability Development (DCCD) program. This program which is spanning four years will help Singapore’s media professionals and companies1 compete in an…
IMDA launches $48m programme to support digital content creators, says Singapore no lack of compelling stories
Support will be provided to media professionals to create digital content with the newly launched Digital Content and Capability Development (DCCD) programme, said Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) in a press release on Thursday (June 18).The four-year $48 million programe aims to help Singapore's media professionals and companies stay competitive in an increasingly digital-led media landscape.This initiative was announced by Senior Mi…
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