Contents:
South African Media
RESEARCH:
2008. Submission
to parliament on SABC amendment bill 1 and
Submission
to parliament on SABC amendment bill 2
2008. A critique of SABC’s political
coverage, and opportunities that the current political climate offers developmental
journalism and the SABC. (ppt) 22 November, Johannesburg.
Politics and broadcasting
– which way Southern Africa? Keynote speech at conference “Public
broadcasting in troubled times”, convened by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung
and Misa, Cape Town, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2008
Sing
a swansong for SABC as we know it. Rhodes Journalism Review. 28: 32-33.
'A paradigm in process:
What the scapegoating of Vusi Mona signalled about South African journalism',
Communicatio, 34:1, 1 — 20 (pre-publication version)
Why
the 1977 clampdown compels us to champion the constitution. In: Remembering
Black Wednesday. IAJ Journal, October 2007. (pre-publication version)
Take a pre-election tour tailored
for journalists and politicians. New Agenda: S A Journal of Social and
Economic Policy. Fourth Quarter, December Issue, 2008. No 32 (pre-publication
version)
When SABC
became a “soap opera”, but an educational one. Article accepted
for publication in Media Development journal. (pre-publication version)
The
poverty of journalism and the politics of reporting poverty statistics in
South Africa. Article accepted for publication in Nordicom Journal. (pre-publication
version)
Reconciling Editorial Independence and Public Accountability Issues in Public
Broadcasting Service: Editorial Policies at South African Broadcasting Corporation.
Presentation and paper,
Asia Media Summit 2005. May 9 - 11, 2005, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
The Media are a Mess: why South
African journalism is not doing its job. Speech, Winter School, National
Arts Festival, Grahamstown, 5 July 2005.
SA
Media Freedom Day 2005: Coming soon is the anniversary of the dark day
when apartheid Justice Minister Jimmy Kruger’s outlawed three newspapers.
Daily Dispatch 5 October.
A report
for Konrad Adenaeur Stiftung on the state of media freedom in SA.
Ethics and excuses: the scapegoating of Vusi Mona, Oct 1, 2004 (paper,
ppt)
Challenges facing SA journalism (chapter
for HSRC book): published version Current
Challenges
SA MEDIA AT TEN YEARS OF DEMOCRATIC CONTEXT
1. Challenges facing SA journalism (chapter
for HSRC book)
2. Scorecard on media
change in SA in Journal of Marketing;
3. Answers to questions for Marketing
Mix magazine on same topic.
4. Review of South Africa in 2003
for Misa annual book "So this is Democracy"
5. Ethics and excuses: the scapegoating of Vusi Mona, Oct 1, 2004 (paper,
ppt)
SA Media 2001: outline
Online
content analysis of race and gender in SA media
Drum tutorial
Peter Magubane Media Freedom Day lecture
Extra readings for essays
SA media essay briefing
Audiences
in SA (Amps 01)
Amps methodology
Course outline 2000
Exam questions 2000
Resources