Al Jazeera English launches live streaming
Al Jazeera English, the world's first global 24-hour English-language world news channel based in the Middle East, has launched AJE Live, a software application which gives viewers access to the channel live on their Apple iPhones and iPods anywhere in the world.
SA film wins at Zanzibar festival
Keiskamma - Story of Love has won the Ousmane Sembene Films for Development Award at the 12th Zanzibar International Film Festival.
Finding Lenny selected for Hollywood and Irish festivals
Local feature film Finding Lenny, directed by Neal Sundstrom, has officially been selected for Hollywood’s Feel Good Film Festival. The festival is dedicated to short/feature films with:
Workshops at DIFF
An important aspect of the annual Durban International Film Festival (DIFF), which runs this year from 23 July to 2 August at venues throughout the city and its surrounds, is its developmental drive.
Big line-up of doccies at DIFF
The Durban International Film Festival (DIFF), which runs from 23 July to 2 August at venues throughout the city and its surrounds, will present 43 documentaries, 21 of which are from, or in co-production with, South Africa.
Eleven days of top films
Over 200 screenings at venues across the city of Durban and surrounding communities will take place during the landmark 30th Durban International Film Festival (23 July to 2 August).
IBC2009 gears up
There are now in excess of 1,000 confirmed exhibitors over 12 halls at the upcoming IBC2009, which take place at the RAI in Amsterdam from 10 to 15 September.
Research on search engine marketing and brands
WPP announced a research project that is intended to explore the dynamics between search engine marketing and brand building. WPP agencies will work on the project with help from Microsoft Advertising.
SA Internet usage to soar
The growth of South Africa's Internet population in the next five years is expected to expand by as much in that time as in the preceeding 15 years, predicts a report released on 24 March 2009, by World Wide Worx.
Broadband more popular than leisure travel
According to a series of studies sponsored by Alcatel-Lucent, in the current economic downturn, consumers will do without dining out and leisure travel if it means they can continue to get broadband services at home..
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