We know that change can be scary. And that’s why we want you to assist us, assist you in dealing with the evolution. Coming soon The Media Online will have a new look and feel. The time has come for a new coat of paint for your favourite, well-established, six year old site. And we […] Read more
Yazeed Kamaldien is a man who is not afraid of going to volatile places, where most people dare not venture. From the Gaza Strip to Yemen to Darfur in Sudan to his most recent trip to Syria, this journalist, photographer and independent documentary filmmaker is always looking to be on the frontline to tell his […] Read more
The SABC announced today [Wednesday 27 May] that it had signed a three year deal with the South African Football Association (SAFA) to broadcast local Bafana Bafana games on its radio and television platforms. But Siyaya TV holds the exclusive rights to national team games on television and denies any deal to the contrary. Michael […] Read more
Caxton has officially launched its latest offering, Caxton TV. At an event at its offices in Randburg the media group unveiled more details about its new venture. Michael Bratt attended the event and spoke to the role-players. Before the announcement Anton Botes, general manager of Caxton Magazines, said, “Caxton is very bullish about its magazines and […] Read more
The South African media industry as a whole has been receiving tons of bad press as of late. Numerous publications have closed their doors, mass retrenchments are commonplace and the first thing to get cut by struggling corporates is their advertising budget. But in the mucky quagmire there are those media companies who are still […] Read more
Watching soccer matches on TV is becoming increasingly difficult for South Africa’s mass market with the news that e.tv has lost the rights to broadcast the UEFA Champions League to SuperSport, as of October this year. This follows news that new pay-TV operator Siyaya, had won the broadcast rights to all of Bafana Bafana’s games, […] Read more
