Nigeria’s film industry, the second-largest in the world by volume, is already a prime destination for investment but with a national film fund and major infrastructural projects under consideration, there is potential for further growth.
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Economic update | Nigeria: Investing in film
13 Jun 2012
Articles & Analysis | Tuned in: More competition, greater entertainment in the pay-TV segment from The Report: South Africa 2012
Pay-TV in South Africa continues to enjoy substantial growth. MultiChoice, a subsidiary of Africa’s largest media company, Naspers, dominates the market. While several other television operators were awarded licences, only On Digital Media’s (ODM) TopTV is currently operational, and with limited audience share. On the other hand, DS tv, MultiChoice’...
Articles & Analysis | Spreading the word: New methods, roles and targets from The Report: South Africa 2012
A mature and dynamic advertising sector known for its creativity and innovation thrives in South Africa. The world’s leading agencies are present either directly or in association with South African firms, and the industry benefits from investors’ rising interest in emerging markets. The media monitoring and market research segment is also well-...
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Nic Dawes, Editor-in-Chief, Mail & Guardian from The Report: South Africa 2012
Articles & Analysis | Pressing on: A new era for print and digital media from The Report: South Africa 2012
Far ahead of its continental neighbours, South African media is vibrant, developed, and thriving industry. This means, among other things, that it also shares many of the challenges currently experienced by media outlets around the world. Print is in decline, and publications are working hard to eke out new strategies. At the same time, television...
Chapter | Media & Advertising from The Report: Turkey 2012
Turkey’s young, tech-saavy population is driving a dramatic change in Turkish media, as content platforms and e-commerce have rapidly expanded. The sector is expected to see annual growth rates of over 13% in the 2011-15 period, and the move online is supported by vast expanses to internet infrastructure. This has seen major convergence in media outlets, as television, film and print producers...