Media Explorations
Michael MarkovitzI write about media and tech policy issues in Africa
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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SABC gets first unqualified audit in 14 years
The SABC Board and management should be congratulated for achieving the organisation’s first unqualified audit opinion in 14 years. This milestone reflects the culmination of a long journey to restore the SABC’s governance and regulatory co...
Canal+ and Multichoice seek regulatory approval for $3bn takeover
Two South African regulators are now considering the biggest ever media takeover on the African continent. This afternoon Multichoice announced to its shareholders “that Canal+ and MultiChoice have…made a joint merger control filing as requ...
Can US antitrust cases against Google assist regulators around the world?
It seems unique that, while a Competition Commission market inquiry is underway in South Africa - examining, among other things, alleged anticompetitive behaviour by a global company - a U.S. court has ruled that this very company:
SABC's decision on satellite is perplexing
I strive to maintain fairness when commenting on the SABC, its competitors, suppliers, and the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies (as shareholder and policy maker). Given my previous board role at the SABC, I often extend...
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Michael is head of the Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS) Media Leadership Think Tank - a research & advocacy platform providing solutions for Africa’s media in support of democracy.
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