Tag: eMedia

Recent security breaches have impacted staff members at the SABC and eMedia due to business email compromises, resulting in the dissemination of phishing emails to various contact lists. This phishing ...

The Department of Communications and Digital Technologies has tasked its legal team with collaborating with industry stakeholders to address the stalemate regarding the analogue switch-off outside of court proceedings. Communications ...

eVOD, the on-demand streaming service from eMedia, the parent company of e.tv and Openview, has reported a 70% year-on-year growth in registered users. Thapelo Ramatsui, the brand manager for eVOD ...

The High Court in South Africa has issued an order to halt the switch-off of analogue television broadcasting. This decision comes in response to concerns about the impact on viewers ...

South Africa's government faces a significant financial challenge in maintaining analogue and digital TV signals. Mr Solly Malatsi, the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, stated that the cost of ...

The crime-comedy film The Drop, directed by Jonathan Parkinson and written by Athos Kyriakides, will debut on eMedia's eVOD on 30 January, starring Didintle Khunou, Siyabonga Xaba, Garion Dowds, Bonko ...

South Africa's transition from analogue to digital terrestrial television (DTT) has hit another delay, with the new switch-off deadline for 31 March 2025 pushed back from the original December 2024 ...

According to industry reports, the legal disagreement between MultiChoice and eMedia has been successfully settled, ending their ongoing legal proceedings. eMedia's legal executive, Philippa Rafferty, confirmed this resolution in a ...

The proposed one-year extension to South Africa's analogue TV switch-off is projected to cost the country between US$4.9 million and US$9 million. eMedia, a key proponent of extending the deadline, ...

In South Africa, the Competition Commission has determined that a merger arising from a 2013 agreement between MultiChoice and the SABC qualifies as notifiable and breaches the Competition Act. In ...