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Highlights of The Media's April edition
The April issue of The Media magazine, jam packed with insightful information on what's happening in the media industry, features the topic of corruption in the media industry. Joanna Wright investigates allegations of out and out fraud in the media industry.
Also in the April edition:
- End of the multi-million subsidies: Doomsayers insist that the JSE changing its rules about financial ads could be the end of business newspapers. Peta Krost Maunder looks for the truth.
- Watch the CAIs storm the market: If you are wondering what media the rich black segment of the population are consuming, look no further. Brandon de Kock reveals the truth behind the research.
- The business of financial journalism: Reg Rumney gives a critical appraisal of the financial media and how it can stay afloat.
- Looking beyond the numbers: Katharine Liese explains that media planning needs so much more than just the ABC figures
To read this issue online, go to www.europe.nxtbook.com.
