The inquiry’s findings on Google and other platforms is not only about unfair competition
Media Monitoring Africa’s William Bird writes about his disappointment in the SABC after the release of the latest report into poor governance.
The call by Hlaudi Motsoeneng for 70% of SABC news stories to be positive raises issues of editorial independence, says Media Monitoring Africa.
If the media can shift the way in which it reports on gender-based violence, thousands of deaths might not be so utterly futile, writes William Bird.
The latest Nando’s advert focused on diversity and xenophobia has, unsurprisingly, caused a stir but with the wrong crowd.
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/ 16 September 2011
The Equality Court’s banning of the "Shoot the Boer" song is a reminder of South Africa’s long and prickly history.
There has been very little analysis of what is actually wrong with the existing self-regulatory system of the print media.
Tiger Woods returns to Augusta soon, a year after his historic victory, as the world’s most famous sportsman. Lawrence Donegan finds him coping with programmed assurance – before his loss to Ernie Els last weekend, that is Child prodigy, sporting genius, black icon. Amid all the eulogising it is easy to forget Eldrick “Tiger” Woods […]