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Media Innovation

Hamba kahle, Siyabonga Africa — may the force be with you
Opinion
/ 21 July 2021

Hamba kahle, Siyabonga Africa — may the force be with you

Siya is an immeasurable loss to South Africa’s media landscape, but he will be best remembered for his countless acts of kindness

By Theresa Mallinson
The future of news: A conversation with Google
Article
/ 9 August 2017

The future of news: A conversation with Google

Video is the future of news, but tech giants and publishers must work together to ensure the value of journalism in a free society isn’t squandered

By Khadija Patel
New media boss either has vision or political motives
Article
/ 22 February 2013

New media boss either has vision or political motives

South Africa’s latest media mogul, Iqbal Survé plans to set up newspapers in other vernacular languages.

By Staff Reporter
Pan-African move to bolster media
Article
/ 23 September 2011

Pan-African move to bolster media

Despite what is occurring in the UK and US, the African Media Initiative is having success in creating a new model for media the world could emulate.

By Gault Comment and Charlayne Hunter

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