Snapplify, a publishing engine for mobile platforms, has signed Kotobarabia, a mobile e-book store that specialises in Arabic content.
13 Jun 2012 10:37Iqbal Survé, chairman of Sekunjalo Group, is believed to be interested in buying a stake in South Africa's Independent Newspapers.
11 Jun 2012 11:02
The Big Issue's Youth Day edition, out today, 1 June 2012, shows there is still a huge amount of positive news about the kids of 2012 despite youth wage subsidies, escalating unemployment, teen pregnancies, ailing education systems and substance abuse, which usually dominate headlines.
1 Jun 2012 10:14
Standard Bank is the new sponsor of Print Media South Africa's (PMSA's) newspaper awards, previously known as the Mondi Shanduka Newspaper Awards.
31 May 2012 07:17
The boycott of the
City Press newspaper has been called off and the Goodman Gallery has agreed to remove the painting "The Spear" from its website, ANC secretary-general Gwede Mantashe said on Tuesday.
30 May 2012 09:41
acumen, the new quarterly magazine from the
Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS), was launched yesterday, 29 May 2012. The magazine will be available from Exclusive Books and GIBS from August 2012.
30 May 2012 09:02
The Film and Publication Board (FPB) has indicated that it does not have the jurisdiction to classify content published by media houses.
30 May 2012 07:32
It was too early to determine the sales of the
City Press on Sunday after a boycott called by the SACP and the ANC, said the newspaper's deputy editor Fikile Moya.
30 May 2012 07:20The first Kingsmead RMB Private Bank Book Fair will be held on 2 June 2012 and the final programme of authors for the event has been announced. The Book Fair will be open to neighbouring schools and the broader Joburg community.
25 May 2012 12:08
City Press editor-in-chief Ferial Haffajee said on Thursday 24 May 2012, she is "deeply disturbed" by SACP's calls to boycott the newspaper over its coverage of the controversial artwork
The Spear.
25 May 2012 08:55
According to the Government Communication and Information System (GCIS), the SA government is "appalled and disappointed" that e.tv censored visuals showing Advocate Gcina Malindi breaking down in tears during the South Gauteng High Court proceedings relating to
The Spear portrait.
25 May 2012 08:28
Ray Hartley, editor of the
Sunday Times has issued a statement following an allegation that some of the newspaper's journalists were paid by SAPS' Crime Intelligence division to write biased articles. The allegation was made in a document submitted as part of the FUL court application to have controversial police official Richard Mdluli removed from office. SANEF, meanwhile, has written to acting National Commissioner of Police, Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, requesting further information regarding the allegation.
18 May 2012 07:38[Paul Vecchiatto] Staff of the country's largest English language publishing group Independent News & Media SA (INMSA) remains fretful over possible job cuts despite an opaque denial by CEO Tony Howard.
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[Gill Moodie: @grubstreetSA] Veteran broadcaster Chris Gibbons is leaving Talk Radio 702 and 567 CapeTalk's Midday Report at the end of August after eight years of presenting the current-affairs show. He tells Gill Moodie what comes next, how radio has changed since his early 702 days and why he's ready to move on. 13 Jun 2012 08:58
