Newspapers
Four new Algoa Suns, created for the people by the people
22 March 2012 - NewspapersFour new Algoa Suns have launched in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro that each serve specific areas of the region. The titles bring hyper-local news ...
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Red top tabloid Scoop! ‘not viable’
2 March 2012 - NewspapersIn the same week that the latest ABC figures showed a continued overall decline in newspaper sales, Media24 announced that it was closing down one ...
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New Cape Argus: smaller, bigger, better
28 February 2012 - NewspapersThe 155-year-old Cape Argus is undergoing a major facelift. The historic publication, first published in 1857, is changing its format to become a compact paper, ...
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Newspapers and youth to participate in My Dream Interview festival
21 February 2012 - NewspapersThe World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) has invited newspapers from around the world to participate in a new global journalism experience for ...
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New life cycle for 150-year-old Cape Argus
1 February 2012 - NewspapersThe Cape Argus is NOT going to close down. Many a media pundit has expressed the opinion that the venerable old title was on its ...
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The giant is growing…some more
19 January 2012 - NewspapersYou may have heard about the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) issue around the Media24, Paarl Coldset and Natal Witness merger but what are the implications? Taryn Arnott ...
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Not a second class Citizen
14 December 2011 - NewspapersThe Citizen is one of the few daily newspapers that showed positive growth in the last released ABC figures of 2011. It’s holding its own ...
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Mail & Guardian bumps up its business offering
12 December 2011 - NewspapersBusiness journalism has been ‘reshaped’ to reflect two major trends in the sector: the privatization of market analysis and investment, and the online commodification of ...
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The weeklies are still winning
6 December 2011 - NewspapersSo, while many daily newspapers are struggling to keep their circulation, weeklies are generally not. Tanya Farber finds out what is happening in this market. Weekly ...
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The New Age celebrates its first birthday
2 December 2011 - NewspapersThe New Age newspaper would have survived one year in the South African print jungle next week. Fienie Grobler interviews its chief executive officer, Nazeem Howa, about ...
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