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Media Monitoring Africa together with the Goethe-Institut in Parkwood hosted a digital workshop discussing the rights of digital citizens.

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The Director of Media Monitoring Africa, William Bird says while celebrities will always occupy people’s minds, sometimes they do raise issues that are prevalent within society.

Media Monitoring Africa director William Bird says the public broadcaster needs to be sustained and government doesn't have money.

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Media Monitoring Africa director William Bird reflects on Jacques Pauw's admission that he lied in an opinion piece.

Director at Media Monitoring Africa William Bird said: “We talk about disinformation or the myths of information. It's information that is false, inaccurate or misleading.

Media Monitoring Africa (MMA), a watchdog that promotes fair and ethical journalism which supports democracy and a culture where media and those in powerful positions respect.

Research done internationally by UNESCO and locally by Media Monitoring Africa has found that misinformation is as much of a scourge as the Covid-19.

Media Monitoring Africa reported the episode to the BCCSA for spreading misinformation about a public health crisis that could potentially cause harmful.

Director of Media Monitoring Africa William Bird said in a television interview late last year that disinformation and misinformation is making it very difficult for the average.

Director of Media Monitoring Africa William Bird says members of the public are in a challenging position as they try to understand why the virus manifests more in some people and.

Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) and the SOS Support Public Broadcasting Coalition (SOS) have lodged a complaints over an SABC interview with ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule,.

Media Monitoring Africa director William Bird explained the SABC’s wage bill accounted for a significant portion of its expenses.

Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) found that the SABC’s performance excelled in providing platforms for citizen.

William Bird from Media Monitoring said, "it is profoundly unfortunate that someone in such a senior position has failed to grasp the basics of the law in relation to the public.

Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) submitted a complaint to the BCCSA after the show aired, citing the following reasons: “MMA submits that the broadcast was harmful for at least three.

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Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) submitted their complaint to the BCCSA after the show aired stating that the contents of the broadcast were unlawful, harmful, and in breach of the.

Director at Media Monitoring Africa, William Bird said Multichoice has a footprint in 50% of households across SA and many of those subscribers do not have valid TV licences.