The power-sharing government in Zimbabwe has failed to deliver real reform of the media sector, writes Phillip Pasirayi in the Zimbabwe Independent.

While SA media companies are struggling to get ahead of the new media curve, journalism training schools are working hard to equip their graduates with the necessary multi-media skills, writes Gil Moodie in Backstory. 

Public hearings by the Press Freedom Commission brought a wide range of suggestions for how to regulate the press. There was no unanimity, except that nobody argued for state regulation, writes Trevor Neethling in Business Day. Even editors accepted that much needs to be done to improve both the standards of journalism and the system of self-regulation.