SOUTH AFRICA Media24 digital publishing audience dips in AprilSource: © 123rf 123rf The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) South Africa’s has released the digital publishing audience data for April 2024 | |
SOUTH AFRICA kykNET's Kassie-Kuiers reaches 500,000 views in six months[Evan-Lee Courie] Kassie-Kuiers met Renaldo Schwarp made its debut in November 2021 and has since gone on to reach 500,000 views in just under six months... | |
SOUTH AFRICA YouTube scales back; invests in YouTube Kids, Black Voices Fund[Evan-Lee Courie] It's been reported that YouTube will scale back a significant portion of YouTube Originals, which produced original content including scripted series, educational videos, music and celebrity programming... | |
SOUTH AFRICA B2B podcasts: capitalise on your brand voiceSource: www.unsplash.com | |
SOUTH AFRICA PoPIA: 5 concrete steps to start your journey today[Gary Allemann] With a month to go before the Protection of Personal Information Act (PoPIA) comes into effect on 1 July, companies that have left their compliance programm to the last minute can follow these steps... | |
SOUTH AFRICA 5 ways to write an engaging value proposition for your website[Andrew Bourne] When it comes to selling newspapers, persuasive and relevant "above-the-fold" content has always been a necessity... | |
SOUTH AFRICA Fierce and fearless, Lifestyling.co.za launches in lockdown[Sam Swaine] Despite the grim reaper circling South African publishing, new design-focused and lifestyle-led online magazine, Lifestyling.co.za came alive whilst we were still being birthed into a brave, new world... | |
SOUTH AFRICA Filmmaker Dugan Bridges on Upward Globility and FMF's Khaya Lam episode shot in SA[Juanita Pienaar] We talk to Dugan Bridges, an award-winning filmmaker about a new video series produced by Atlas Network in the USA, which pilot episode focuses on the Free Market Foundation's Khaya Lam project in South Africa... | |
SOUTH AFRICA The 'new normal' of media spend in a Covid-19 worldImage credit: 123RF.com. | |
SOUTH AFRICA #TBWAAfricaConference2019: Be the chosen onePicture caption: (l to r): Timothy Maurice (The Brain and the Brand Show), Siya Metane (SlikourOnLife), Gareth Cliff (CliffCentral.com) Thami Pooe (The Interchange), Kelechi Nwosu (MD/CEO TBWA Nigeria) and Graham Cruikshanks (Director for Africa Operations at TBWA Johannesburg). | |
SOUTH AFRICA How membership is becoming a sustainable business model for public interest journalismStyli Charalambous, the CEO of The Daily Maverick. | |
Maroefah Smith | [Online Media] In the latest In My 20s podcast, constitutional law researcher Rebecca Sibanda takes on xenophobia and looks at African history, migration and what it’s like to be a foreigner living in another African country. |
Maroefah Smith | [Online Media] In the 30th episode of the In My 20s podcast, features journalist and law and gender master’s student Karabo Mafolo tackles the ever-growing gender-based violence crisis in South Africa and touches on what it feels like to be a woman living South Africa today. |
SOUTH AFRICA #Newsmaker: Tiso Blackstar's Scott Peter Smith on the importance of multimedia in modern journalismHead of multimedia at Tiso Blackstar, Scott Peter Smith. Image supplied. | |
SOUTH AFRICA Record readership for MyBroadband - Broad Media[Rudolph Muller] MyBroadband has increased its South African readership to 5.3 million unique monthly browsers, which makes it one of the biggest online publishers in South Africa... | |
SOUTH AFRICA Explaining the explainer video: how to write a good video scriptPhoto by Jon Flobrant on Unsplash | |
SOUTH AFRICA #StartupStory: Double Apex Media[Jessica Tennant] Sudhir "Banzai" Matai, founder and managing editor of Double Apex Media, previous associate editor at Car Magazine, tells us how his online store for motoring-themed T-shirts turned into an automotive media portal... | |
SOUTH AFRICA Robbie Williams (and his World Cup middle finger) spikes Google Search trafficFeature image: Drew de F Fawkes via Flickr (CC 2.0 BY), on Memeburn | |
SOUTH AFRICA Burn Media to embark on aggressive growth after deal to go solo - BucklandBurn Media's founder, Matthew Buckland. |