Tag Archives: South Africa
Media Barometer reports for Africa, Asia and Europe (Friedrich Ebert Stiftung)
German Foundation Friedrich Ebert Stiftung has regularly conducted one of the widest assessments of African media environments (and now Asia and Europe), using their Barometer methodology:
Every two to three years a panel of 10 to 12 local experts, consisting of … Read more
New on mediapolicy – AfriMAP reports
Over the past couple of days, we’ve added a new section making it easier for you to access the work of our colleagues in the AfriMAP project. As with the Mapping Digital Media section, you can now also read AfriMAP … Read more
South Africa – Mapping Digital Media Report
The Mapping Digital Media project examines the global opportunities and risks created by the transition from traditional to digital media. Covering 60 countries, the project examines how these changes affect the core democratic service that any media system should provide: … Read more
Mapping government advertising: good practices to inform the government of Bhutan
By Rob Grabow
This report looks at efforts by governments around the world to use advertising to support local media. It was written in 2010 by five graduate students at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs under the supervision … Read more
The silliness (and illness!) of policy silos in South Africa [Guy Berger]
Guest Post [cross-posted from the New Media Lab blog] By Guy Berger
South Africa is missing a trick or ten, thanks to our silo policy approach to broadcast and broadband.
You may have thought these two realms, which share the character of being “broad” – … Read more
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