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Franz Kruger
Alarm raised by ship’s cats still resonates
Analysis
Franz Kruger
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3 Sep 2015
Journalists must be ever aware of the need for fairness and accuracy, but regulation is anathema.
Smutty take obscures the true role sex played
Analysis
Franz Kruger
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14 Aug 2015
The way the M&G handled a review of apartheid spy Olivia Forsyth's book has triggered angry questions about patriarchal attitudes in the newsroom.
Public sentiment is a poor gauge of the need for balance
Analysis
Franz Kruger
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10 Jul 2015
In the small space between generally accepted truths and contentious issues, editors need sufficient critical distance.
M&G left the door wide open for critics
Analysis
Franz Kruger
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12 Mar 2015
The newspaper erred in turning a suggestion made at an ANC workshop into a party decision.
Ship out to isolated St Helena before the planes land
Article
Franz Kruger
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12 Feb 2015
Drawn by romance and remoteness, a family embarks on a holiday to St Helena.
Let’s dismount from objectivity’s high horse and start talking
Analysis
Franz Kruger
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5 Feb 2015
A journalism of conversation is a responsibility to the quality and inclusiveness of the debates that ripple across society.
Pistorius trial puts new media ecology to the test
Article
Franz Kruger
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27 Mar 2014
The murder trial of Paralympian Oscar Pistorius has provided a stark depiction of how the media landscape is changing under our feet.
Police battles require careful reporting
Article
Franz Kruger
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27 Feb 2012
The lack of trust in security structures is spilling over into reports about them.
British media probe lifts lid on a cesspool of violation
Article
Franz Kruger
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21 Jan 2012
The press commission's system of self-regulation, generally seen as ineffectual, is certain to face an extensive shake-up, writes Franz Kruger.
The only guarantee of freedom is freedom
Article
Franz Kruger
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2 Dec 2011
Last week's parliamentary vote for the Protection of State Information Bill shows us the country we could become.
Dying all over the front pages
Article
Franz Kruger
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28 Oct 2011
The Libyan fighters who dragged Muammar Gaddafi from that stormwater drain made good use of an additional weapon: their cellphones.
Reporters trust or ignore sources at their own peril
Article
Franz Kruger
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16 Sep 2011
Very little in the news is, in fact, seen first-hand by reporters.
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