SA's soapie for cellphones

SA's first made-for-mobile soapie

In a first for South African media, cellular operator Vodacom is launching SoLikeLife, an ad-sponsored soap opera produced for viewing on cellphones and available free of charge to the company's Vodafone live! subscribers.

Helping journalists tell SA's story

The International Marketing Council of South Africa have launched a new web-based service for journalists and communication practitioners wanting to know more about the country in the lead-up to and beyond the 2010 Fifa World Cup.

'Unprecedented' interest in Africa news

There is currently unprecedented interest in news from Africa, especially from investors who watch for both good news and bad, Reuters Africa editor Barry Moody told delegates at the International Media Forum South Africa.

SA pay-TV playing field opens up

Multichoice Africa's 12-year monopoly over South Africa's pay-TV market has ended. The country's regulator has awarded four new broadcasting licences, setting the stage for a wider range of content and more affordable subscription television services.

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