| 8 Apr 2013 |
| Marketing & Media | Africa |
Marketing & Media, Advertising, Branding, Cinema, CRM, CSI, Design, Digital, Direct Marketing, Education & Training, Events & Conferencing, Exhibitions, Magazines, Marketing, Media, Mobile, Newspapers, Online Media, OOH, PR & Communications, Printing, Production, Promotions, Publishing, Radio, Recruitment, Research, Retail, Sales, Sponsorship, Trends, TV, Youth Marketing, 2012 Design Indaba
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Today's top stories PARIS, FRANCE / DARMSTADT, GERMANY: The message is clear: 3 May is a day to celebrate hard-won press freedoms, but also to recognise how fragile those victories remain. Read more >> |
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In a wave of censorship, Cameroon has indefinitely banned two TV programs for what regulators considered violent content and another three radio programs on vague charges of ethics violations, according to news reports. Read more >> |
 Gemalto, the global digital security company, has been appointed as prime contractor and turnkey supplier to provide Ghana Immigration Services (GIS) with a highly secure electronic visa and border management solution. Read more >> |
 [Kirsty Chadwick] Recent research from US web-based training company certifyme.net indicates that 77% of American corporations use online learning. The research also reported that organisations save up to 70% on training costs when they replace classroom-based learning with e-learning. Read more >> |
Business Sweden, Ericsson and the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs announced a strategic partnership for a two-year ICT venture in sub-Saharan Africa. The announcement was made at a recent briefing session held in the Swedish Embassy in Pretoria, South Africa. Read more >> |
 The Wastex Africa exhibition and indaba is a pan-African initiative, created with the objective of providing a platform to showcase products, services and the latest technology relating to waste management, recycling, environmental protection and sustainability. The indaba/conference is set for 29-31 May 2013 at the Gallagher Convention Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa. Read more >> |
 PRETORIA: The deadline for entries for the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Media Awards for South Africa has been extended to 30 April 2013. Read more >> |
 [Tatenda Chiweshe] While Out of Home Media South Africa (OHMSA) is talking about increasing OOH share of spend from about 4% to 10%, a parallel opportunity is lurking in the wings. Read more >> |
 [Lucinda Boddy] No matter the industry in question, every business sector has a completely unique set of challenges, and the PR industry is no exception. However, in the current marketing environment there are certain situations that PR professionals must handle which can be particularly tough. Read more >> |
[Issued by CG Consulting] A major international company decided to focus on its database, looking at leveraging its information and breaking into new markets. However, the database was outdated and yielded very few real results, despite being only a year old. Read more >> visit press office >> |
 PesaPoint Limited on Friday, 5 April 2013, clarified that its fleet of ATMs deployed across the country have been EMV-Chip compliant for over three years now. The payment networks company said its focus was now upgrading the agency banking network which serves over 30 banks to be in compliance with the standard. Read more >> |
Over the last few weeks, the vice president of Procter & Gamble's global business units has flown to every continent, minus Antarctica, overseeing the consumer giant's operations across the world. Read more >> |
PARIS, FRANCE / DARMSTADT, GERMANY: The message is clear: 3 May is a day to celebrate hard-won press freedoms, but also to recognise how fragile those victories remain. Read more >> |
 RESTON, US: comScore, Inc, a leader in measuring the digital world, has announced significant enhancements to its Subscriber Analytix suite for mobile operators worldwide. Read more >> |
 MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA: The Australian Retailers Association (ARA) has partnered with Effective Measure for online data research. Read more >> |
More International...
 In a short space of time the Gautrain has changed Gauteng's public transport landscape. But, despite rising passenger numbers, the project still relies heavily on government subsidies - getting R800m this year alone. Read more >> |
 The history of prohibition reveals that legislators are slow learners. There is no doubt that irresponsible alcohol consumption damages the fabric of home and community life. However, the idea that partial or complete prohibition is a solution tells at least as much about human stupidity as it does about poor faith and even - on occasion - pure malice. Read more >> |
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