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According to Media Monitoring Africa director William Bird, South Africans should expect popular sports like rugby and cricket to be available on the South African version of Showmax Pro.

According to Media Monitoring Africa director William Bird, South Africans should expect popular sports to be available on Showmax Pro when it launches in South Africa.

Media Monitoring Africa's William Bird has described the announcement by Media24 of the possible closure of several magazines and newspapers as a sad day for media diversity in.

Media Monitoring Africa's William Bird has described the announcement by Media24 as a sad day for media diversity in the.

Collaborating with Media Monitoring Africa, the Press Council and the South African National Editors' Forum (Sanef), it has put mechanisms in place to monitor and respond to.

People can combat digital disinformation shared on WhatsApp, Facebook and Twitter by reporting the sharing of such information on the Real411 website.

Director at Media Monitoring Africa William Bird said that while predicting how streaming services would be integrated into the DStv product is difficult, he expects it would be.

Director of Media Monitoring Africa William Bird told TshisaLIVE the post from Leanne was concerning and could discredit her credibility.

share their concerns about returning to school. Photo: Stock Image How will the Department of Education recover lost time? Will learners have to repeat the school year?

In a Daily Maverick article, William Bird, director for Media Monitoring Africa, said despite the creation of fake news by ordinary citizens, sharing it still hinders the attempts to tackle the virus.

The Children’s Institute at the University of Cape Town (UCT) and Media Monitoring Africa invite you to apply to attend the free online training on reporting on violence against children.

The awards are organised by Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) to amplify the voices of children in Africa and highlight their state on the continent.

Above are some of the tough and relevant questions that learners asked during a webinar session titled Getting to Grips, organised by Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) on Tuesday 12 May.

Above are some of the tough and relevant questions that learners asked during a webinar session titled Getting to Grips, organised by Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) on Tuesday 12 May.

“As much as bailouts have been granted with little basis and no improvement before, the SABC needs the resources and is fulfilling an essential service,” agreed director at Media.

On behalf of the #FreeThePress campaign, made up of 192 press freedom and human rights organizations and the more than 11,337 concerned citizens who signed the petition, we urge.

Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) has also lamented worrying trends when it comes to the quality of journalism in South Africa, with research showing how the number of sources in a.

William Bird, director of Media Monitoring Africa, said there had been a significant spike in fake news and conspiracy theories since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus. “This kind of thing is increasing.

In the wake of this crisis SANEF has decided to commission research on the impact of the Coronavirus on the industry and what is to be done. We hope to release the findings shortly.

Over a webinar hosted by Media Monitoring Africa, learners were informed about the precautions they need to take and were able to raise their concerns.