8 July 2022, Simnikiwe Mzekandaba, Iweb The free-to-air broadcaster, joined by Media Monitoring Africa and SOS Support Public Broadcasting, argued that Ntshavheni’s decision to determine the ASO date to be […]...
3 July 2022, Tim Cohen, Daily Maverick The recent case I disagree with is the Constitutional Court’s unanimous decision in the case between e.tv and the Minister of Communications on the […]...
2 July 2022, The Conversation, MyBroadband The court challenge to the 30 June date for analogue switch-off came from free-to-air private broadcaster E-tv, supported by civil society groups SOS Support […]...
1 July 2022, Epharaim Modise, Techcabal This follows an appeal by e.tv and two other applicants, Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) and SOS Support Public Broadcasting, who sought to overturn a judgment and order of the […]...
29 June 2022, Ernest Mabuza, Herald Live The court made these orders as it upheld an appeal by broadcaster e.tv and two non-profit organisations, the Media Monitoring Africa and SOS […]...
28 June 2022, Timelive, Ernest Mabuza The court made these orders as it upheld an appeal by broadcaster e.tv and two non-profit organisations, the Media Monitoring Africa and SOS Support […]...
28 June 2022, Ray Mahlaka, Daily Maverick Minister of Communications Khumbudzo Ntshavheni did not consult telecommunications, broadcasting and civil society players about South Africa’s decision to migrate from analogue to […]...
28 June 2022, Sibongile Khumalo, Fin24 The court stated that it was not procedurally rational for the minister to set the analogue switch-off date without notice to the industry and […]...
28 June 2022, Duncan McLeod, Tech Central In a stunning setback for the minister, the apex court found in a unanimous judgment that an earlier high court ruling, which had […]...