Groupe Canal+ announces JSE listing date
French media conglomerate and the MultiChoice Group’s new owner, Groupe Canal+, announced that its shares will begin trading on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange on 3 June 2026.
“The JSE has granted approval to Canal+ for a secondary listing, by way of...
DStv losing its crown in South African living rooms
MultiChoice’s DStv, once the undisputed king of South African living rooms and the gold standard for premium entertainment, is facing an existential crisis as subscribers desert the platform in record numbers.
Over the 40 years since M-Net...
Major changes for DStv customers in 2025
2025 has been a year of upheaval at South Africa's biggest pay-TV service, DStv, whose parent company was taken over by a foreign broadcasting giant.
French firm Canal+ has a challenging task ahead to return the three-decade-old MultiChoice to growth...
MultiChoice interns making their mark in broadcasting
The MultiChoice Talent Factory (MTF) class of 2024/25 graduates are establishing themselves in the local broadcasting industry.
Some have joined major production companies, and others are launching their own businesses, building on the...
MultiChoice reveals LicenceCom shareholding structure for Canal+ deal
MultiChoice has provided more details on how it will restructure its business in South Africa to ensure its sale to French media conglomerate Groupe Canal+ complies with the country's laws.
The Competition Tribunal recently...
TV viewership plummets in South Africa
There has been a substantial decline in the number of people watching the most popular TV shows and other programmes in South Africa through traditional linear TV broadcasting.
That is according to MyBroadband's analysis of the Broadcasting Research...
Kaya FM has been fined R5000 by the Broadcasting Complaints Commission of SA (BCCSA) for using the word "coolie" in its morning breakfast show.
The commission ruled the use of the word in the radio station's morning show was not derogatory, but offensive to children, it said in a statement on...
ETV and the SABC are holding up South Africa's migration to Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT), Communications Minister Dina Pule said on Thursday.
"The SABC and eTV have yet to advise us on the set-top-box control system.... this has resulted in the current delays we are facing," she said...
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I want to start a small online radio station and have all the technicalities (streaming server, software etc) basically already configured. But before I start racking up my tracks, I want to make sure I'm not going to get sued!
What's the deal with licensing in South Africa? Where do...
DVB-T2 is the official digital terrestrial broadcasting standard of South Africa
The South African Department of Communications has officially confirmed DVB-T2 as South Africa's national digital terrestrial broadcasting standard
Hi,
SABC requires a license to play radio stations in public environments, including if you play it regularly over the PA system in the office.
Does anyone know if this will still apply if I played an international radio station from a audio stream from the internet.
Thanks
DVB-T2 chosen as South Africa's digital TV broadcasting standard
In a relatively unsurprising move, South Africa is set to adopt the second generation of the terrestrial standard from the European DVB family of standards.
Broadcasting bill put on hold: DoC
Communications Minister Roy Padayachie has withdrawn the draft Public Service Broadcasting Bill pending further consultation, and wants to consider new models for funding the SABC and community media, it was reported on Monday.
M-Net and Multichoice appearing before Complaints and Compliance Committee
MultiChoice and M-Net appear before the complaints and compliance committee for non-compliance with the ECA
Digital Dzonga Advisory council - new members announced
Communications Minister General Siphiwe Nyanda appoints new members to the Digital Dzonga Advisory Council
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A friend has asked me to broadcast her wedding over the internet to her family in the USA.
So I came across this site...
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It allows you to live stream / broadcast events to people over the internet.
Here is an example of a funeral that was recently...