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No royalities for internet downloads
Canada's Supreme Court ruled last week that no royalties need to be paid to recording artists or song publishers when videogames or movie soundtracks are downloaded over the internet. 17 Jul 2012 16:21
Intl screendance expert to host GIPCA workshops
The Gordon Institute for Performing and Creative Arts (GIPCA) will be presenting a workshop series from 18-22 July 2012 with internationally acclaimed choreographer and filmmaker Jeannette Ginslov. This follows after last year's film and dance conference, which probed this rising new art form and opened with the South African première of Wim Wender's Pina 3D. 17 Jul 2012 09:53
Durban International Film Festival opens this week
The 33rd Durban International Film Festival begins screenings at Ster-Kinekor Theatres, Musgrave and Cinema Nouveau, Gateway from Thursday 19 July 2012. 16 Jul 2012 10:21
KZN artist takes top honours at National Arts Festival
This year's Hands On! Masks Off! programme at the Grahamstown National Arts Festival has introduced a set of incentives, sponsored by the South African Post Office. Kline Smith from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal in Pietermaritzburg was awarded the first ever South African Post Office Cape Triangular Award for the best director and writer at the 2012 Student Theatre Festival. 11 Jul 2012 11:14
SABC: Molefe on leave, and that cartoon again
NEWSWATCH: Phil Molefe has been placed on special leave, reports City Press, and the ANCYL reckons it's because he gave too much airtime to Julius Malema, reports news24.com. Meanwhile, media watchers give their views on Zapiro's "penis" cartoon, and satire in general, and its readers have some very contrasting views on the cartoon, reports Mail & Guardian. 11 Jul 2012 07:33
48 Hour Film Project back in Johannesburg
For the third year, the 48 Hour Film Project is back in Johannesburg as the filmmaking challenge of the year, as crews strive to create a winning entry for this year's competition in the hope of being chosen for Cannes. 10 Jul 2012 14:29
Zulu war paintings on sale in London
More than 100 valuable paintings and sketches from the Zulu War are likely to sell for about R760 000 when they are put on sale in London today. 10 Jul 2012 13:33
Edward Tsumele to edit CityLife magazine
After 14 years in mainstream media, arts journalist Edward Tsumele has been appointed as publishing editor of the arts and entertainment monthly magazine CityLife, as from the beginning of July 2012. The focus of the two year old magazine is in the area of visual art, theatre, dance, literature, film and television, music and lifestyle. 10 Jul 2012 09:55
JT Productions offers training and recording facilities
SAMA nominated singer Jacques Terre'Blanche is now offering services to aspiring local musicians. Through his company, JT Productions, he will offer vocal training and will put together demo recordings at an affordable cost for those who are serious about making a career in the music business. His studio is based in Jukskei Park in Johannesburg's northern suburbs. 9 Jul 2012 16:01
Little lather for soapies
The SABC cutbacks have put producers out of work. As Katleho Ramaphakela, Burnt Onion Productions MD said: "A production company can't survive off one project anymore unless it's a recurring daily show or one of the seven soap operas" 9 Jul 2012 12:33
Athletes help create Coca-Cola Olympic Games soundtrack
With the 2012 London Olympic Games less than a month away, it's time that this important worldwide sporting competition got it's own anthem, courtesy of Coca-Cola. [video] 6 Jul 2012 10:58
Compact camera, complex lens
Fujifilm has launched the FinePix F750EXR with a 20 x optical zoom lens, an improved 16-megapixel EXR-CMOS sensor and stylish design touches in a small. Its performance in a pocket-sized package, gives both families and regular travellers the perfect camera to capture a wide range of photographs. 6 Jul 2012 10:57
Why internet radio stations have shot themselves in the foot
[Justin McCarthy] Now that the dust is settling on the mini drama over listenership figures for internet radio stations Ballz Visual Radio, 2OceansVibe and KingfisherFM, the media industry should be asking some pointed questions. 6 Jul 2012 09:02
Surprise! We're suspicious of the info bill
NEWSWATCH: An Ipsos survey has found that South Africans view the proposed protection of State Information Bill with suspicion, reports Politicsweb. 6 Jul 2012 07:49

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