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Engaging with the international media
Against the background of a terrifying week of xenaphobic attacks in South African townships, displacing more than 20 000 immigrants from their homes in Gauteng, the International Media Forum in Johannesburg is addressing the issue of SA's image abroad and how to engage with the international media. Bizcommunity.com is blogging and reporting from the event today and tomorrow, 21 - 22 May 2008.
For more:
- Has Government communication failed SA over xenophobic attacks? [poll]
- [IMFSA] Key communication trends [blog post]
- [IMFSA] Lessons learnt… ANC deputy president responds
- ANC deputy president condemns “ugly, barbaric” attacks [article]
- Communications chaos over xenophobia crisis [article]
- Aggregrating online coverage of xenophobic attacks [article]
- ‘Xenophobic attacks hurt SA's image abroad' [article]
- SA press freedom not under threat - Pahad [article]
- Launch of MediaClubSouthAfrica.com [article]
- [IMFSA] Lessons in how to deal with the media [blog post]
- [IMFSA] SA needs to capitalise on positive stories more [blog post]
- [IMFSA] Xenophobia threatens progressive society - Pahad [blog post]
- Business, tourism leaders call for decisive action on attacks [article]
