VISI toasts a decade of decor and design
Credited with pushing the creative boundaries in magazine publishing, South Africa's progressive decor magazine Visi celebrates its 10 year anniversary issue this October with 10 years of the best houses and décor trends. 6 Oct 2008 10:56

Greening SA: new title hits shelves
[Tshepiso Seopa] A new multi-niche bi-monthly title will hit the shelves soon: Simply Green is an independently owned print publication aimed at giving consumers and businesses practical steps to a cleaner, greener lifestyle. 2 Oct 2008 10:11

CLASSICFEEL magazine does it again - DeskLink Media
CLASSICFEEL magazine's latest October issue is yet another exhilarating issue, embracing our diversity with pages dedicated to the best in local and international music, arts, culture and lifestyle. 1 Oct 2008 11:06

Jet Club mag bucks the trend as readership continues to soar - The Publishing Partnership
In adverse market conditions, South Africa's favourite custom publication, Jet Club magazine continues to buck the trend of declining readership figures by posting an impressive 200,000 increase. 30 Sep 2008 10:59

Africa Geographic highlights climate change
Polar bears? Pacific islands disappearing beneath the waves? French wine in crisis? In an unprecedented and unique collaboration, Africa Geographic has joined together with the leading Geographical titles from around the world - Australian Geographic, New Zealand Geographic, Geographical and Canadian Geographic - in a global climate awareness campaign. 26 Sep 2008 09:34

Live Out Loud Supercar Day a roaring success - Live Out Loud
Some say that in order to succeed one has to argue limitations, so when Investments Cars and Live Out Loud joined forces to host a Supercar Day, they ensured that not only would speed limits be argued, they would be broken. 25 Sep 2008 17:42

AMPS 2008A: mixed fortunes for SA's media industry
SAARF's latest All Media and Products Survey - AMPS 2008A - is hot off the presses and SAARF CEO Dr Paul Haupt has summarised how each medium has fared. “In a sentence, only print and online have attracted more media consumers than they did in the previous release,” he reports. 22 Sep 2008 11:12

New editor for Food & Home Entertaining
Naomi Larkin is the new editor of Food & Home Entertaining, Caxton Magazines announced earlier this week. Larkin has over 18 years' media experience both in South Africa and overseas, including magazines, newspapers and wire service. 18 Sep 2008 10:58

CLASSICFEEL expands even further - DeskLink Media
After successfully expanding early this year to become a consumer magazine with a nationwide reach, CLASSICFEEL magazine has taken Durban by storm. 17 Sep 2008 18:53

In-flight magazine changes direction
In order to reflect its growing numbers of business and leisure travellers, low cost airline Mango announced yesterday, Tuesday, 16 September 2008, that it is relaunching its in flight magazine, Juice, as a fresh new lifestyle publication 17 Sep 2008 09:06

Magazine pagination in the blink of an eye
Blinkplan is a newly launched program from two South African media professionals that is intended to make drawing up a magazine flatplan - usually a source of hair-ripping frustration to whoever is tasked with doing it - easier and faster. 17 Sep 2008 08:52

Enter now for Eagle Print Awards 2008
Entry deadline for the 2008 Eagle Print Awards is Friday, 26 September 2008, so it's really time to get cracking. The Eagle Awards honour the best in South African creative advertising in the print category and have been sponsored by the Independent Newspapers since they were founded in 1996. 12 Sep 2008 11:07

Don't be digitally dozy - Guy Berger
[Issa Sikiti da Silva] As the rise of digital revolution reaches a tipping point, breaking up existing business models (information gathering, editing, packaging, dissemination and loyal audience) and reshaping journalism, traditional media organisations must start a quest for new business models suitable to the new business environment, Prof Guy Berger, head of Rhodes University's School of Journalism, told delegates yesterday, Tuesday, 9 September 2008, at Highway Africa 2008 in Grahamstown, Eastern Cape. 10 Sep 2008 11:29