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GMMP 2009/2010 Training module

GMMP 2009/2010 Training module. A guide to the radio monitoring materials Section 1: The story. An international initiative….

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GMMP 2009/2010 Training module

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  1. GMMP 2009/2010 Training module A guide to the radio monitoring materials Section 1: The story

  2. An international initiative… Because media monitoring is taking place in over 100 different countries across the globe, it is critical that all participants have a uniform understanding of the way the monitoring materials should be applied. Please use this presentation as a means of familiarising yourself with the materials and becoming comfortable with their application.

  3. Starting off To begin coding you will need: • A pencil (not pen) • An eraser • The recording of the radio newscast • A radio news coding sheet

  4. Guidelines A transcript of the radio broadcast for this tutorial is in the box to the right. Read it and then respond to the questions on the subsequent slides. Anchor: South Africa's ambassador to Indonesia Norman Mashabane has won his appeal against an internal disciplinary hearing which found him guilty of sexual harassment in 2001 and again in 2003. The Department of Foreign Affairs issued a short statement on the matter yesterday. Department spokesperson Ronnie Mamoepa was not available for comment. With me in the studio is Sandra Botha, spokesperson for the Democratic Alliance. Ms Botha, what is your reaction to this development? Sandra Botha: It's difficult to understand what could have led to this decision. On the face of it, the evidence against him was strong. There were 22 counts, so it was not just his word against one other person's. It's astonishing. Anchor: Is the Democratic Alliance considering any further action? Sandra Botha: We have already approached the office of the public prosecutor to probe the Department's handling of Mashabane's case. We'll continue to investigate, and we'll be taking a closer look at the appeal process that cleared him. After each question, the correct answer will be shown and an explanation will be given. The transcript will remain in the right hand pane for the duration of the quiz. Good luck!

  5. BASIC INFORMATION Anchor: South Africa's ambassador to Indonesia Norman Mashabane has won his appeal against an internal disciplinary hearing which found him guilty of sexual harassment in 2001 and again in 2003. The Department of Foreign Affairs issued a short statement on the matter yesterday. Department spokesperson Ronnie Mamoepa was not available for comment. With me in the studio is Sandra Botha, spokesperson for the Democratic Alliance. Ms Botha, what is your reaction to this development? Sandra Botha: It's difficult to understand what could have led to this decision. On the face of it, the evidence against him was strong. There were 22 counts, so it was not just his word against one other person's. It's astonishing. Anchor: Is the Democratic Alliance considering any further action? Sandra Botha: We have already approached the office of the public prosecutor to probe the Department's handling of Mashabane's case. We'll continue to investigate, and we'll be taking a closer look at the appeal process that cleared him. In the top right-hand corner of the Coding Sheet, enter: • your monitor code • your country code • the name of the radio channel • the newscast start time • the number of female anchors, and male anchors, in the entire newscast (listen to the whole newscast and then enter the number of anchors)

  6. Question 1 Anchor: South African's ambassador to Indonesia Norman Mashabane has won his appeal against an internal disciplinary hearing which found him guilty of sexual harassment in 2001 and again in 2003. The Department of Foreign Affairs issued a short statement on the matter yesterday. Department spokesperson Ronnie Mamoepa was not available for comment. With me in the studio is Sandra Botha, spokesperson for the Democratic Alliance. Ms Botha, what is your reaction to this development? Sandra Botha: It's difficult to understand what could have led to this decision. On the face of it, the evidence against him was strong. There were 22 counts, so it was not just his word against one other person's. It's astonishing. Anchor: Is the Democratic Alliance considering any further action? Sandra Botha: We have already approached the office of the public prosecutor to probe the Department's handling of Mashabane's case. We'll continue to investigate, and we'll be taking a closer look at the appeal process that cleared him. Item number. (Simply write where the item fell in the entire newscast.) This story was the third in the newscast. Code 3.

  7. Question 2 Anchor: South African's ambassador to Indonesia Norman Mashabane has won his appeal against an internal disciplinary hearing which found him guilty of sexual harassment in 2001 and again in 2003. The Department of Foreign Affairs issued a short statement on the matter yesterday. Department spokesperson Ronnie Mamoepa was not available for comment. With me in the studio is Sandra Botha, spokesperson for the Democratic Alliance. Ms Botha, what is your reaction to this development? Sandra Botha: It's difficult to understand what could have led to this decision. On the face of it, the evidence against him was strong. There were 22 counts, so it was not just his word against one other person's. It's astonishing. Anchor: Is the Democratic Alliance considering any further action? Sandra Botha: We have already approached the office of the public prosecutor to probe the Department's handling of Mashabane's case. We'll continue to investigate, and we'll be taking a closer look at the appeal process that cleared him. When there is more than one answer that seems like it might fit, choose the best of the options. In this case, the most correct answer is: ‘gender-based violence, harassment, etc.’ Always code with a partner so that you have someone to compare notes with. What is the subject of this story? 35. Legal system, judiciary, legislation apart from family 39. Gender-based violence, harassment, rape, etc. 47. Media representation of men and women 52. Other

  8. Question 3 Anchor: South African's ambassador to Indonesia Norman Mashabane has won his appeal against an internal disciplinary hearing which found him guilty of sexual harassment in 2001 and again in 2003. The Department of Foreign Affairs issued a short statement on the matter yesterday. Department spokesperson Ronnie Mamoepa was not available for comment. With me in the studio is Sandra Botha, spokesperson for the Democratic Alliance. Ms Botha, what is your reaction to this development? Sandra Botha: It's difficult to understand what could have led to this decision. On the face of it, the evidence against him was strong. There were 22 counts, so it was not just his word against one other person's. It's astonishing. Anchor: Is the Democratic Alliance considering any further action? Sandra Botha: We have already approached the office of the public prosecutor to probe the Department's handling of Mashabane's case. We'll continue to investigate, and we'll be taking a closer look at the appeal process that cleared him. Always code according to the widest applicable scope. If there is a story that is of both local and national importance code national. In this case, we have a South-African news cast on an event that took place in South Africa and has national importance. Coders in South Africa would therefore code 2. Though it is unlikely that this story would be broadcast outside the country, coders from another country would code 4. What is the scope of this story, assuming you are coding in South Africa? 0. Do not know 1. Local 2. National 3. National and other 4. Foreign/International

  9. Question 4 Anchor: South African's ambassador to Indonesia Norman Mashabane has won his appeal against an internal disciplinary hearing which found him guilty of sexual harassment in 2001 and again in 2003. The Department of Foreign Affairs issued a short statement on the matter yesterday. Department spokesperson Ronnie Mamoepa was not available for comment. With me in the studio is Sandra Botha, spokesperson for the Democratic Alliance. Ms Botha, what is your reaction to this development? Sandra Botha: It's difficult to understand what could have led to this decision. On the face of it, the evidence against him was strong. There were 22 counts, so it was not just his word against one other person's. It's astonishing. Anchor: Is the Democratic Alliance considering any further action? Sandra Botha: We have already approached the office of the public prosecutor to probe the Department's handling of Mashabane's case. We'll continue to investigate, and we'll be taking a closer look at the appeal process that cleared him. Does this make reference to any piece of legislation or policy that promotes gender equality or human rights? This story makes no specific mention of any human rights/gender equality legislation. 0. Do not know 1. Story mentions, quotes or refers to specific legislation/ policy/regulation/guidelines on gender equality or human rights 2. No mention of or reference to specific legislation/policy/ regulation/ guidelines on gender equality or human rights

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