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WEB ASPIRATIONS FOR THE NEXT 30 YEARS
Thursday, 14 March, 2019 - 14:08
In terms of the survey, the majority (83%) of South Africans believe the Internet can enable access to education for future generations. Using the Internet for better healthcare was also high, with 69% of South African respondents noting this as a priority. Only Poland was slightly higher at 71%, reveals Cisco. The survey also shows that more than any other country, 50% of South African respondents want the Internet to be a platform for social and political change.
Department of Communication intensifies calls for digital migration collaboration
"We need to ask ourselves: how do we collectively ensure the switch from analogue to digital is a smooth one, but most importantly, how do we ensure it contributes to the betterment of our people, the relentless fight against poverty and...
Why NPOs Should Be Strategic About Inbound Marketing
Social media literally offer unending opportunities for a typically resource-strapped NPO to make its mission known and promote its purpose
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The Cost of Being Too Frugal
Trying to be too frugal when it comes to online media can end up costing your organisation a lot more in the long run, writes Govinder
Bill Threatening Journalism in SA to be Re-Introduced to Parliament
The Cybercrimes and Cybersecurity Bill is expected to be introduced to parliament before the end of the year and anxiety around it still abounds
Is Service Delivery Protest a Meaningful Act of Expression or An Act that Can Just Be Switched Off?
“…access to information has a critical role to play in the democratic process, writes Lebogang Marishane
Can South Africa’s Public Broadcaster Be Saved From Itself?
In this interview, Kate Skinner, a PhD student in Media Studies at University of the Witwatersrand, discusses the challenges faced by the SABC and also suggest possible solutions 
Satire and its Role in Shaping a Culture of Free Expression
In this article, the authors focuses on satire and the role it could play in shaping a culture of free expression in South Africa
Media Feel Pressure as Divisions Widen on the Role of Journalists in South Africa
The South African media fear that the proposed Media Tribunal could impact negatively on how journalists report stories in South Africa  
Africa’s Post-2015 Development: The Role of Mobile Phones in Higher Education
Mobile technologies could play a critical role of ensuring that Africa achieves greater access to education through distance learning and digital methods.
Gender and Internet Governance in Africa
Gender and Internet governance are some of the issues that featured prominently at the 4th Internet Governance Forum, which took place from 6-8 September 2015 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

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