Online news is highly polarised in some countries – but technology is not to blame
More and more people are getting their news online. This worries those that think the internet and t... Read more
In today’s cultural climate, it’s not a question of whether brands will contribute to important social conversations, but when and how. The ‘how’ all depends on the context in which a brand... Read more
OPINION: On 21 June 2017, the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) handed down its ruling in the appeal by Mr Henri van Breda and the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) against the decision by th... Read more
South Africa is a vibrant and youthful country, with more than 60% of its people aged below 35. However, more than half of the youth are unemployed, largely due to a difficult world economy... Read more
Advertisers and media agency personnel rely on media currency surveys, such as BRC TAMs and RAMs, to inform their selection and purchase of legacy media. These primarily provide an understan... Read more
Global out of home media company JCDecaux is making moves to bolster its offerings, particularly digital, in its African markets, using an unconventional different approach. Michael Bratt sa... Read more
Mobile network Cell C has launched Hangman, a new online reality show where the mission is to find South Africa’s next great innovator. Michael Bratt went along to the launch to find out mor... Read more
TV
A world of cooking: The global MasterChef phenomenon
MasterChef UK judge John Torode is obsessed with sausage rolls with tomato sauce and will travel the... Read more
Newspapers
Newspaper news: Rapport grows market share, new community paper for Zululand
The latest ABCs show Rapport has grown its share of market in the broadsheet category, while in Zulu... Read more
Advertising
Five ways for brands to win with diversity and gender bias
In today’s cultural climate, it’s not a question of whether brands will contribute to important soci... Read more
