Anarchy would've helped Saftas
A hint of anarchy would have served the theme of the Safta Awards well -- after all, that too is part of the South African story.
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SABC should be privatised, says DA
The Democratic Alliance on Thursday called for the public broadcaster to be privatised.
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SABC strike: 'There will be no broadcast blackouts'
SABC spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago said on Tuesday that there will be no broadcast blackouts should a strike by SABC workers go ahead.
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Divide between computers and TV crumbles
The wall between televisions and computers is crumbling and internet pioneer Yahoo! is swinging a virtual hammer.
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France bans adverts on state TV during prime time
French President Nicolas Sarkozy's controversial cultural revolution of the country's television industry began on Monday night.
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Internet TV website gets a facelift
Joost, an internet television website from the inventors of Skype, has received a technical facelift.
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YouTube adds full-length classic TV shows
YouTube said on Friday it is adding full-length television shows to the menu at its globally popular website famous for snack-sized video snippets.
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'All My Children' actor dies at 90
Eileen Herlie, a stage and TV actor who appeared on All My Children for more than three decades as the motherly Myrtle Fargate, has died at 90.
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SABC reports drop in profit
The South African Broadcasting Corporation's 2008 operating profit has dropped from last year's R182,8-million to R111,3-million.
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MTN8 final breaks TV viewership records
Television audience figures for the MTN8 final on September 23 were the highest recorded to date on South African television.
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