Do you think the SABC is meeting their mandate? Do they meet our expectations? Share your vision for the SABC on Thought Leader and listen to our podcast here.
The Media Monitoring Project is currently monitoring coverage of reproductive rights and termination of pregnancy legislation in the media.
Race and xenophobia in community media The Media Monitoring Project, with the funding from the Media Diversity and Development Agency is currently monitoring the coverage of race, racism and xenophobia by the community and small commercial media. Radio Conferences Thanks to the support from the Open Society Foundation (OSF), the Media Monitoring Project, together with SAfm have created a series of radio conferences. Browse through transcriptions and sound files. Children and Media Training The MMP and Wits journalism are running for the second time an accredited training course called "Reporting Children in the Media" for journalists on children and the media. Read about the course.
Race and xenophobia in community media
The Media Monitoring Project, with the funding from the Media Diversity and Development Agency is currently monitoring the coverage of race, racism and xenophobia by the community and small commercial media.
Radio Conferences Thanks to the support from the Open Society Foundation (OSF), the Media Monitoring Project, together with SAfm have created a series of radio conferences. Browse through transcriptions and sound files. Children and Media Training The MMP and Wits journalism are running for the second time an accredited training course called "Reporting Children in the Media" for journalists on children and the media. Read about the course.
Children and Media Training The MMP and Wits journalism are running for the second time an accredited training course called "Reporting Children in the Media" for journalists on children and the media. Read about the course.
The Media Monitoring Project (MMP) and its partner Consortium for Refugees and Migrants in South Africa (CoRMSA) submitted a complaint with Press Ombudsman Joe Thloloe and the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) today.
This update represents the findings of the research done into the coverage of the racist incident that took place at the University of the Free State recently and the controversial relaunch of the Forum of Black Journalists.
During elections, the media have a very important role to play. Reporting on Zimbabwe was undoubtedly particularly challenging. However, South African media performed well. Although they can be accused of bias, it seems they performed well in promoting human rights and democracy. This update will give a summary of how the South African media reported on the Zimbabwean elections in 2008 and explore the main themes of the coverage.
Data analyst for the 2005 Global Media Monitoring Project.
Empowering Children and the Media Research and advice for journalists on reporting about children
Please sign up to receive MMP's e-newletter..
