Nationalization debate adds presure to mining issues in government coverage
Mining issues have increasingly formed a point of contention in political debate as talks on nationalization were followed by the surfacing of acid mine drainage issues and finally questions and concerns about the awarding of mining rights in South Africa.
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Financial Mail: "Walk The Talk Or Be Damned" - 6 August 2010 SAFM: "How media reported on the 2010 World Cup and challenges for SA Communicators going forward" - 18 July 2010 - 09h50 The Media: "In & Out: Susra Morkel, Ornico, IAJ, Primedia Unlimited & JoziBeat" - 24 June 2010 Financial Mail: "How well did companies shape up?" - April 2010 Financial Mail: "Smudged Image? SA Media Reputation" - 4 April 2010 Business Times: "BDFM closes ailing Weekender in bid to protect flagship products" - 8 November 2009 Business Report: "and stick feed sustainable behaviour" - 22 September 2009 Financial Mail: "Company Reputation - Ranking by coverage" - 18 September 2009 Beeld: "Stakings verdof SA se glans in die wêreld" - 20 August 2009 The Weekender: "Beaming local news to the continent" - 1 August 2009 Mail & Guardian: "Parties failed to push the Zuma factor" - 21 April 2009 News24: "SA perceptions up despite Zuma" - 15 April 2009 The Media: "Outlook 2010" - 1 January 2009 The Media: "News counts" - 1 October 2008 The Media: "Sunday Times' slippery slope" - 12 September 2008 Mail & Guardian: "South Africa's mood sours" - 17 July 2008 The Media: "Whose story is it anyway?" - 15 July 2008 The Media: "Afrikaans media: Better than the rest" - 17 June 2008 Financial Mail: "Ahead of the pack" - 13 June 2008 Die Burger: "'n Belangrike les vir Suid-Afrika se media" - 12 June 2008 Financial Mail: "Waning star" - 23 May 2008 The Media: "Business Media: The real agenda-setters" - 1 February 2008 The Media: "2008 trends to watch" - 9 January 2008 The Media: "Plekkie in die son" - 24 June 2007 The Media: "Oops, they did it again" - 1 November 2006 The Media: "Magazine covers: Does colour count?" - 1 June 2006 Washington Post: "Why Obama's Cairo speech didn't change perceptions" - 16 June 2010 The Guardian: "Analysis by the media monitoring group Media Tenor suggests that the way in which the World Cup build-up has been reported is not unusual." - 7 June 2010 Al Ahram: "Ignorance is the greatest enemy" - 15 April 2010 Radio Vatican: "Media reputation of Pope Benedict hammered" - 4 April 2010 Moscow Times: "Voters versus Bankers" - 3 February 2010 MINT: "Trust at Davos, a new story" - 30 January 2010 New York Times: "Bankers would love to have the reputation of the tabocco industry" - 29 January 2010 Wall Street Journal: "DAVOS: Critical To Rebuild Trust In Institutions" - 26 January 2010 New York Times: "Swiss Ban Building of Minarets on Mosques" - 29 November 2009 Süddeutsche Zeitung: "Schweiz: Minarett-Verbot; Wenn der Staat das Volk nicht mehr versteht" - 30 November 2009 El Pais: "El Telediario 2 de Televisión Española, el mejor del mundo" - 11 November 2009 Digital Journal: "Is there racial bias in the media?" - 6 September 2009 New Statesman: "Bias and the Beeb" - 27 August 2009 WirtschaftsWoche: "Die WirtschaftsWoche ist das meistzitierte Wirtschaftsmagazin" - 24 January 2008 Gulf News: "Conflict between Muslims and West 'can be avoided'" - 23 January 2008 Schweizer Journalist: "Das Bundesratsrennen" - 8 September 2007 Financial Times: "Muslim-western relations down but not out" - 21 January 2008 O Globo: "Brasileiro está entre os 'mais céticos' sobre diálogo com Islã" - 22 January 2008 Al Khaleej: "Aghlabiat Sokan Al Alam Yaatakidouna biimkani tajanobi Al Onf beina Al Gharb wa Al Moslimin" Hurryet: "Davos'ta Fethullah Gülen tartisilacak" The Indian Express: "West, Muslim world must relate to each other: WEF" - 24 January 2008 Asian Age: "West, Muslim conflict is avoidable" - 22 January 2008 |
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Sustainability Coverage Monitor - In order to track media coverage of corporate sustainability, Media Tenor and Trialogue have developed the Sustainability Coverage Monitor (SCM) which analyses the volume and tone of corporate sustainability reportage, the spread of media, as well as whether coverage was positive, negative or neutral.
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ADR 2009
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Cairo. People seem less willing to support dialogue in 2008 - The case of Turkey, where we are gathered, is illustrative, while in 2004 only 44% of people were unfavourable towards Christianity now in 2008 it is 74% and 76% an unfavourable opinion of Jewish people. At the same time the 61% of the people in Japan think unfavourably about the Muslim World, 56% in India and 52% in Spain. The PDF document shows the ADR2009 as it will be published in Cairo during the Yale Conference 22 June 2009.
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Media Briefing Istanbul - UN AoC Conference - 6th April 2009, Annual Dialogue Report 2009 on Religion and Values.
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Trust Meltdown
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This Financial Industry TRUST-MELTDOWN Book not only describes the catastrophic trust breakdown of an industry, but gives insider's views of the fundamental changes that must take place. The reputation of financial industry has reached the level of the tobacco industry! Whomever thought that 'subprime' was to blame, might form a new opinion on the basis of the long-term analysis data displayed in this book. What are the steps toward restoring trust?TRUST-MELTDOWN will be presented during Davos 2010 Download abstract of the book
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