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Radio summit for programme and station managers in Africa - 1Africa RadioCVC Media Africa invites fellow broadcasters to attend the first annual African Media Summit, taking place in Cape Town from 8 to 12 February 2010. 20 Nov 2009 14:19 Judges announced for MTN Radio Awards - The Future GroupA panel of sixteen expert judges has been assembled for next year's inaugural MTN Radio Awards. They come from a wide variety of media disciplines and to a person, are all committed to recognising, promoting and nurturing excellence in South Africa's most ubiquitous medium. 18 Nov 2009 09:41 Early bird offer on Loerie Annual
Broadcast monitoring available to market“Afstereo presently monitors 35 mainstream radio stations and television channels and compiles and maintains a vast pool of data that is now accessible to all companies and professional audit practices interested in this aspect of the business,” says Tonya Khoury, media business unit manager at Afstereo. 17 Nov 2009 06:44 Algoa FM produces high octane results for advertisers in first month of 2009 Q4 - Algoa FMEastern Cape adult contemporary radio station, Algoa FM, produced outcomes with dramatic results supporting both business and marketing objectives for several advertisers during October 2009. 13 Nov 2009 16:31 Phat Joe joins Heart 104.9FM - Heart 104.9
Public Service Broadcasting Bill: debate rages on[Issa Sikiti da Silva] The Public Service Broadcasting Bill, deemed ‘scrappy' and ‘complicated' by Wits University's Prof Anton Harber but fiercely defended by Minister Siphiwe Nyanda, continues to be hammered by many critics who firmly believe it will further damage the independence of South African media, which is already stressed by the Film and Publication Amendment Act, the proposed Harassment Bill and the ANC's never-say-die proposal of a Media Tribunal. 12 Nov 2009 07:47 Green journalists honoured
SABC financial woes continue
Just Plain success - Jacaranda 94.2Jacaranda 94.2 scooped national headlines again this week when Amor Vittone spoke out for the first time exclusively to the Just Plain Breakfast show on Jacaranda 94.2. 6 Nov 2009 12:36 New stadium meets international communication requirements
SAARF research reveals teen radio trends
Proposed SABC tax unconstitutional?
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Designed by MetropolitanRepublic, the Loerie Annual is a further expression of the “Feed your ego” theme of the 2009 Awards. This is carried through in the design of the book and the cartoon “egos” that populated the Loeries campaign this year. 
He's one of the most controversial on-air radio personalities in the country and has had numerous newspaper headlines for his downright outspokenness. Tune in to Heart 104.9FM this December for Phat Joe as he takes over the Bokomo Hearty Breakfast show. 
The 21st SAB Environmentalist and Environmental Journalists of the Year Awards were held on Monday 9 November 2009. Donald Guy was named SAB Environmental Journalist of the Year in the broadcast category for Pondo People, aired on SABC's 50/50. 
NEWSWATCH: The financial woes at the SABC continue as it is revealed that the national broadcaster has been paying a monthly retainer of R500 000 to an agency since December last year for marketing purposes, and the contract doesn't specify a termination date, according to IOL, and on the pay-TV front, Super5Media has the go-ahead from ICASA to broadcast, but before the new licence is issued the channel will have to satisfy a number of conditions, says Business Report. 
The new multipurpose Mbombela Stadium in Nelspruit, purpose built for the FIFA 2010 World Cup, will have a voice, data, cabling, satellite master antenna television and computer network, as well as printing and server solutions. 
SAARF's media audience research surveys has lowered the respondent age to 15 and the first release on what this group prefers, is the latest Radio Audience Measurement Survey (RAMS) for October 2009. 
NEWSWATCH: The 1% tax proposed by the Communications minister Siphiwe Nyanda may be unconstitutional, according to the DA, reports Polity Org. Meanwhile, the Treasury apparently knew nothing about the proposed tax, writes Moneyweb, and opposition parties reckon that, while special levies are unlikely, pressure is building, says Business Report. 
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Transport & AviationShipping companies face a stormy future | |
Agriculture, Horticulture & ForestrySA September tractor sales down 42.9% y/y | |
IT and TelecommunicationsHighJump Software appoints Jim Bork as Vice President of Sales |
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