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Media Monitoring Africa executive director, William Bird, called on Ramaphosa to take appropriate action against her, but the president did not.

William Bird, director of Media Monitoring Africa, told News24 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.

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.

We the 81 undersigned media, press freedom, and human rights organizations are writing to call on your respective governments to release all jailed journalists amid the sweeping.

There's been a lot of false information doing the rounds on social media. Fake news can lead to unnecessary fear.

“We have a scenario that is a perfect storm for mis- and disinformation,” Media Monitoring Africa director William Bird told Daily Maverick.

"We have a scenario that is a perfect storm for mis- and disinformation," Media Monitoring Africa director William Bird told Daily Maverick.

The team at Media Monitor Africa and its director William Bird probably don’t know whether to laugh or cry at this social media madness or the fake facts published in the formal media.

William Bird, head of Media Monitoring Africa, said media consumption may change or return to its former shape.

William Bird on the emergency regulations announced by the government regarding social media activity.

Media Monitoring Africa director William Bird said he thinks the price of a standalone DStv Now service will be comparable to a Netflix package.

The same word can mean fundamentally different things in different contexts. Which is why policing it and using the criminal justice system is such a very difficult thing to do.

"My sense is that what we should be doing is focusing a lot more on helping people understand why racism is actually a bad thing." - William Bird Listen to the podcast.

This is according to Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) in its submissions to the Constitutional Court in an application by AmaBhungane to confirm the North Gauteng High Court order.

Thandi Smith from Media Monitoring Africa speaks to SABC News about internet access in South Africa.

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William Bird, Media Monitoring Africa director said that the price of a standalone DStv Now service could be in line with a Netlix subscription.

Media Monitoring Africa director William Bird said the price of a standalone DStv Now service could be in line with a Netflix subscription.

Ray White speaks to Media Monitoring Africa executive director William Bird to weigh in on the matter.

Media Monitoring Africa hosted a Cybercrimes Bill round-table discussion at Melrose Estate.