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   Community TV channels to be chopped?
We do have 2010 broadcast agreement - SABC
 Nurturing nature and branding
Fan fests to take centre stage in 2010
Interactive kiosk web portal gets international gold sponsorThe proposed new South African interactive kiosk web portal, JusTTouchIT - The Forum, has received international support for its intended launch in February 2010. The Australian kiosk solution provider Yeahpoint, which has a small operation in South Africa, has become a Gold Sponsor. 26 Nov 2009 10:31  News | from Biz Company Press Offices New Citibins go green by keeping clean - INM Outdoor
Die Burger and Cell C to visit your holiday destination this December - Die Burger
Men's Health proves its ongoing strength with another impressive third quarter ABC result - Men's Health
Global call to "walk for Diabetes" in the UAE - Collyer Lessick & Associates
Full House Events brings fresh pizazz to local poker after experiencing London's Poker in the Park - Full House Events
Baba Indaba proud of first foray into event awards category - Baba Indaba
Propak displays trends for the future - Oasys Innovations
Africa news MTN signs Copenhagen Communiqué
Partner news What does it take to win a Grand Prix? - Advantage Magazine
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NEWSWATCH: It looks like a number of community TV stations around the country will be forced to shut down if the experience of Cape Town's CTV is anything to go by, reports IOL, which also reports that the head of the SABC's formal education unit has died, apparently as a result of a domestic dispute. On the 2010 front, it seems some of FIFA's conditions governing the media and their coverage of the event have not gone down well, reports Business Day. 
The SABC has responded to the The Star newspaper article ‘SABC's R400m 2010 ruse', refuting allegations in the article that the corporation has used the World Cup as a means to avoid an interdict aimed at overturning a questionable R400 million contract, and that the SABC does not have a broadcast contract with FIFA. 
The new Citibin being rolled out by INM Outdoor throughout Johannesburg offers marketers the opportunity to advertise and build their brands on key arterials, with the added benefit of associating their brand with an environmentally friendly, ergonomic and hygienic green product. 
During December, Die Burger and Cell C will be visiting more than ten coastal towns where holidaymakers will have the opportunity to see Kurt Darren, Ray Dylan, Elizma Theron and Die Broers live on stage. 
Men's Health magazine has firmly cemented itself as South Africa's best-selling men's magazine following the announcement of the third quarter (July-Sept) Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC) figures for 2009. 
Walk for Diabetes - a global call for action against diabetes - came alive in Dubai on Friday 13 November as over 4 000 UAE residents took part in a 3.1km walkathon. Collyer Lessick International (CLi) was called upon to plan, organise and implement the initiative. 
Full House Events (FHE) has just returned from the exciting Poker in the Park Festival in London and are ready to share the latest experiential poker trends with the South African poker playing community. 
The SABC Education Baba Indaba was recently awarded the honour of a ‘Most Memorable Event' from EXSA (The Exhibition and Event Association of South Africa). The recognition is an acknowledgment of the winning formula behind South Africa's first baby and parenting event. 
Propak Africa, the packaging, processing, printing, labelling and plastics exhibition, took place at the MTN Expo Centre in Nasrec in October. Specialised Exhibitions contracted Oasys Innovations to supply carpeting and shell scheme for the event. 
The MTN Group is one of the latest signatories to the Copenhagen Communiqué on Climate Change. As a signatory to the Copenhagen Communiqué on Climate Change, the MTN Group has joined others in calling for environmentally-friendly practices. 
In the November 2009 issue of AdVantage magazine, we ask what it really takes to win the highest advertising accolade: a Cannes or Loeries Grand Prix. Luck? Talent? Entering as many awards categories as you can? Sex, drugs and rock 'n roll? 
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