Pacific Cooperation Broadcasting (PCBL)

Pacific Cooperation Broadcasting (PCBL)

https://pasifikatv.co.nz/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/pacific-cooperation-broadcasting-limited-pcbl/

Pacific Cooperation Broadcasting Limited (PCBL) is a New Zealand government initiative established in 2015 to support the media sector in the Pacific region. Headquartered in New Zealand, PCBL provides professional broadcast services, including field equipment and training, to free-to-air broadcasters. With a team of approximately 10 employees, PCBL aims to strengthen the media landscape and enhance storytelling capabilities within the Pacific region.

Revenue

Founded

2015

Headcount

10

Headquarters

New Zealand

Primary Segment

Broadcast professional services

Ownership

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2024

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12th

2024

18:30

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10th

2024

18:30

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Dec

10th

2024

18:30

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Dec

1st

2024

18:30

Staunch demand for plastic pollution treaty

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20th

2024

18:30

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Nov

19th

2024

18:30

Air services to expand cooperation in the Pacific

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18th

2024

18:30

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17th

2024

18:30

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17th

2024

18:30

Tōfā soifua Sabrina Tian

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13th

2024

18:30

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13th

2024

18:30

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