In the media

William Bird, director of Media Monitoring Africa, reinforced this message, highlighting that approximately 28.5% of South Africans rely solely on free-to-air services for television access.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVspnXsiMgY Counsel on behalf of the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, Solly Malatsi argue that Etv's case to halt the analogue.

The legal bid of eTV, Media Monitoring Africa and SOS Support public broadcasting has continued today, Wednesday 19 March in the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJOq7qCrwwo The Gauteng High Court in Pretoria has stated that the Communication & Technologies Minister's submission that he did not have to.

The legal team representing Malatsi first refused to present to the court in their allotted timeslot on Tuesday, arguing that they needed more time to prepare their arguments.

Media Monitoring Africa’s Head of Programmes, Thandi Smith, is encouraging those who want to build credibility in their brand and create podcasts to subscribe to the Press Code.

Yesterday, three applicants namely ETV, Media Monitoring Africa and SOS Support public broadcasting argued that the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies did not.

Local advocacy group Media Monitoring Africa and nits Director, William Bird, explained the adverse impact that would follow during the previous extension of the deadline to March.

eMedia was joined by Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) and the SOS Coalition in its application to the High Court, which is being treated as urgent.

It’s not just the SABC that is fighting to stop the latest cut off date, but groups like the #SaveFreeTV Coalition and Media Monitoring Africa are also making efforts to extend the date once again.

Media Monitoring Africa Director William Bird explained the adverse impact that would follow during the previous extension of the deadline to March 2025 following a decade of.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrjtqaLdNRs Etv media has sought to clarify before the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria that it does not seek to obstruct digital migration.

Marus pointed out that Malatsi said in his responding affidavit that President Cyril Ramaphosa, also one of the respondents in the matter, opposed the relief sought by e.tv and others.

Whether it's misinformation that's spread without intent, or disinformation that's deliberate, the damage it does has long-lasting effects.

This is not the first time e.tv has taken a communications minister to court on analogue switch-off.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSGUevXnjhc Lester Kiewit speaks to Media Monitoring Africa director William Bird about the state of local media following an inquiry by the.

William Bird, the director of Media Monitoring Africa, said that regardless of the outcome of the final report after more negotiations, the commission should be applauded for the interventions.

Meanwhile, Media Monitoring Africa says the substitution of the term child pornography should not only happen in law.

Meanwhile, Media Monitoring Africa says the substitution of the term child pornography should not only happen in law.

The director at Media Monitoring Africa, William Bird, said leaders with public platforms like these have a duty to be circumspect and provide evidence for such claims.