R2K’s Tabloid: Your Right2Know (Oct 2014)
The first edition of R2K’s tabloid, Your Right2Know, is released today before our R2K Day of Action. MORE MEDIA! BETTER MEDIA! OUR DEMANDS ARE SIMPLE DEMAND THAT THE SABC SERVE THE PUBLIC! DIGITAL TV:...
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Right2Know 2020 National Summit Resolutions
The Right2Know Campaign held our 10th National Summit on Zoom due to the Covid pandemic from 6-15 August 2020 (see FULL REPORT). Delegates considered the 2019 Programme Reflection, NWG Reflection, Governance Reflection, reports from...
Right2Know 2018 National Summit Resolutions
The Righ2Know Campaign held its 8th National Summit at Stay City in Johannesburg from 9 – 11 March 2018. See FULL REPORT. Delegates considered the 2017 Organisational Report and assessed the progress made since...
Media activism: 9 things you can do to build community media
9 things you can do to build community media 1. Get involved According to the Electronic Communications Act, community broadcasters must involve the community on the ownership and control of their radio and/or TV...
Right2Know 2015 National Summit Resolutions
The Right2Know Campaign held its fifth National Summit in Observatory, Johannesburg, from 20 – 22 February 2015. The Summit constituted of delegates elected at Provincial Summits in Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, and the Western Cape, as...
BRYAN ROSTRON: Secrecy Bill is more of a ‘Spook’s Charter’
The following article was published online by the BusinessDay THE “public interest” is a term that has been much in the news lately, first with Rupert Murdoch’s News of the World bugging scandal, then...
Media regulation
The following article was published online by Business Day. Professor Jane Duncan from Rhodes University has a go at Monday’s Business Day editorial ‘Media needs an independent fix’. Peter Bruce responds. Your editorial of...
Fast and furious on the Secrecy Bill
The following article was published in The Daily Maverick The ANC’s fast and furious parliamentary deliberation over the Info Bill, going through the motionsIn the face of sustained opposition to the Protection of Information...
