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Glenda Daniels

Gender gap widens in SA media

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The latest media figures show that women are slowly advancing, but their experiences tell of little change at the top

ANC battles a test for journalism

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As quickly as populist alliances form so do they unravel, according to Ernesto Laclau’s political philosophy theory

Tracking media freedom: 40 years since Black Wednesday

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Forty years ago the apartheid regime crushed the free press. Today, the media industry is better off but it’s in a mess

Media links Gupta emails to the corrupted – it’s not fake news

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The media is playing its part in trying to make the powerful and corrupt account to the people of South Africa

In the age of the internet, censorship has acquired a new face

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"Censorship strategies include repression 2.0, masked political control and technology capture"

Journalists must get on the ground to tell the real, 360° story

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I marched and got the true picture first-hand, not from propaganda or social media’s limited view

ANC’s desire to control social media is simply undemocratic

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Regulating the internet and social media, as the ANC would like to do, would be overreach and inconsistent with the characteristics of a democracy.

How fake news works as political machinery to tarnish the integrity of journalists

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The world is deep in the throes of a disinformation era through fake news, alternative facts and post truth.

​Fake news is undermining the work of journalists

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Those exposed of wrongdoing by vigilant reporters are exploiting the distrust and doubt that misinformation engenders.

2016: What a sad and bad year for journalism

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Retrenchments, the threat of a media tribunal, a new Bill and mergers bode ill for newsrooms.

Investigative journalists’ skills can empower people

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Citizens need to know how to source reliable information to advance their freedoms.

Protesters use the media, but they and the police turn on journalists

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Reporting is essential in a democracy but police and demonstrators don’t always see it that way.
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