iPlayer inhibits competition

James Murdoch, chairman and CEO for Europe and Asia at News Corporation, said that the BBC is inhibiting competition in the British broadband market with its iPlayer service.

Intellectual property global issue

On World Intellectual Property Day in Washington on 26 April, Dan Glickman, the chairman and CEO of the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA)...

Strike aftermath

The Los Angeles Times reports that as a direct result of last November’s writers’ strike and fears of a possible actors’ strike, location permits in the Los Angeles Country have dropped significantly.

Global broadcast sales increase

All’s right in the world of broadcast technology sales according to the IABM. The broadcast organisation has published its latest Industry Index. Global sales in the broadcast technology market have increased by 11.4% year on year, which is similar to the growth figures previously reported.

SABC under pressure

Business Day reports that Dali Mpofu, CEO of public broadcaster SABC, has conceded that the SABC is under political pressure from South Africa’s ruling ANC party.

Is SAG heading for a strike?

After eight days of contract negotiations between the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers (AMPTP)...

Andile Ncube Moves On

For three years Andile Ncube has presented SABC1’s prime music show, Live., which started life under the name, One. Ncube will now move on to become an executive producer of Live.

Afrikaans Film At No 5

The Afrikaans teen comedy Bakgat! made the number five spot on the South African box office in its first week of release (11 to 17 April), taking in an impressive R789,118.

Tough Times For Actors

With the Screen Actors Guild of America (SAG) currently in negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers (AMPTP), Hollywood is wondering if there will be a second strike ...

Business Day-BASA Award nominees

The nominees for the 11th Annual Business Day-Business & Arts South Africa (BASA) Awards reflect a growing awareness within the corporate sector both of the inherent value of the arts to society...
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