Smartphones, tablets to drive advertising market

Deloitte says people who use smartphones, tablets and portable media players are due to become a force in the competitive 2012 electronics market.

No outright ban on alcohol ads expected

A government task team investigating restrictions on alcohol advertising would probably not recommend an outright ban, media reported on Wednesday.

Africa's oldest community radio station faces closure

Bush Radio, one of South Africa's oldest community radio stations, might be forced to stop broadcasting due to severe financial problems.

Happiness can't be denied

A powerful new Sunflower Fund TV ad aims to raise awareness for their annual National Bandana Day event in October.

The future of journalism: feast or fast food?

If news organisations get their personalisation right they will have something incredibly powerful for advertisers, writes Peter Barron.

Government feels the heat

Job ads put government in the top 30 spenders.

Fighting the ad ban

SABMiller prides itself on promoting its brands responsibly through advertising and marketing, and sees no problem with doing so.

Vodacom turning red

One of those brand promises Vodacom is making right now is that its colour change also signals positive change elsewhere.

Froth set to fly over liquor strictures

A substance abuse summit has suggested tightening the alcohol laws.

Govt eyes overhaul of alcohol industry

If the government gets its way, the alcohol industry could be in for a massive overhaul.

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