They just keep flocking in
South African cinema audiences are still arriving in their droves to see the new local comedy, White Wedding, which has made just under R4.1m (as at 31 May) at the box office.
Mobile video viewing up in US
The latest Nielsen Anywhere Anytime Media Measurement initiative shows that the consumption of video content across TV, computer and mobile has steadily increased throughout America over the last three months
SAFTAS call for entries
The 4th South African Film and Television Awards (SAFTA) are calling for entries until and including 31 July.
AOL to go it alone
Media giant Time Warner has announced that it is terminating its merger with Internet company American Online (AOL), which has been in place since 2001.
Stephen Newton to head Google SA
Google South Africa has announced the appointment of a new country manager to run its local operation in Johannesburg.
No changes to ad time on British TV
British media regulator Ofcom has decided not to make any changes to the amount of advertising permitted on television.
Africa in Motion call for short film entries
For the second year, the Africa in Motion (AiM) film festival based in the UK is inviting African filmmakers to submit short films of up to 30 minutes for the festival’s short film competition.
White Wedding continues to perform
As at 24 May, the new South African film, White Wedding, has made a handy R3.5m at the local box office.
Encounters gathers industry support
Since the Encounters Documentary Festival released information last week about the financial crisis it faced and the possibility of cancellation of the Cape Town event, support has been expressed by the industry with offers to assist.
Recession at Cannes
The dire global economic climate was reflected at the recent Cannes International Film Festival by the reduced number of buyers and fewer deals than usual.
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