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New ABC Certificate for Grassroots Publishers
The ABC has launched a special new certificate for smaller grassroots publishers to help them win credibility and more advertising.
Grassroots press get two seats on Press Council
The grassroots and other community media have secured strong representation on South Africa's powerful new Press Council.
New Guide Books for Court Reporters
Many journalists find themselves covering court stories without much notice and without much guidance or knowledge of the law and the courts. AIP has therefore created a practical pocket-guide and companion desk glossary to help them plug their knowledge gaps, be more assertive in their interactions with the courts and more accurate in their reporting.
New Forum for Indigenous Language Newspapers
AIP has helped nine pioneering publishers establish South Africa's first Vernacular Press Forum (VPF) to help develop indigenous African language newspapers.
Our names in lights - Imagine that ...
The names of the winners of the Sanlam Community Press competition were announced on Friday, September 7. Zaidi Khumalo was there ...
AIP Launches Newspaper-in-a-Box (NiB) Initiative
AIP has launched an initiative to develop essential software tools and 'how to' manuals for grassroots publishers - including automated systems for managing everything from advertising bookings to distribution.
Initiative to Boost Advertising for Grassroots Newspapers
The biggest challenge facing many grassroots publishers is access to national or even provincial advertising. AIP has therefore launched South Africa's first forcused research into ways for the grassroots media to improve its share of the national advertising pie.
Photos of the 2007 Sanlam Community Press Awards 4
Photos of the 2007 Sanlam Community Press Awards.
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Photos of the 2007 Sanlam Community Press Awards.
Photos of the 2007 Sanlam Community Press Awards 2
Photos of the 2007 Sanlam Community Press Awards.
AIP Begins Testing Ad-Booker
AIP is field-testing the first of its Newspaper-in-a-Box (NiB) software tools to help improve advertising management in grassroots newspapers.
NASA Offers Bursary for Media Management Studies
The Newspaper Association of South Africa (NASA) is calling for applications for its annual President's Bursary for a Post Graduate Diploma in Media Management (PDMM) at Rhodes University in Grahamstown.
AIP members attend WAN Conference
Several AIP members attended the 60th World Association of Newspapers conference held in Cape Town from June 2 to 8.
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