‘n Konstante Revolusie 
Naspers, Media24 en oorgange

Naspers is een van ‘n handjievol maatskappye uit Afrika wat binne een eeu gegroei het tot ‘n globale mededinger met rekordaandelepryse – en dit boonop op die gebied van tegnologie. Dié versameling essays, geskryf deur groot geeste in die Suid-Afrikaanse mediawêreld, gaan oor die boustene van die grootste mediamaatskappy op die kontinent. Dit is ‘n onderneming wat tendense vroeg identifiseer, dit aanpas vir die markte waarin hy bedrywig is en dit benut tot groot voordeel van die maatskappy, sy aandeelhouers en sy werknemers.

Sobre o autor

Ferial Haffajee is the Editor-in-Chief of City Press since 2009. Before that she was editor of the Mail & Guardian from 2004 to 2009. For both newspapers, she was the first woman editor. She is a former chairperson of the South African National Editors’ Forum and board member of the International Women’s Media Foundation, the World Editors’ Forum, the International Press Institute and the Inter Press Service. As board member of Gender Links she looks after the representation of women in the media. She is also a board member of the Kgolo Trust which enables funding and support of grassroots media. After graduating from Wits in 1989 with a BA, Haffajee worked at the Centre for Applied Legal Studies at Wits. She began her journalism career as cub reporter in 1991 at the Weekly Mail (later the Mail & Guardian). Haffajee has also worked at the SABC as a radio producer and television reporter and at the Financial Mail, where she was a senior editor responsible for political coverage, as well as managing editor. She has been invited as speaker to many conferences, locally and internationally, and is the recipient of numerous awards, among others the Top Woman in Media award from MTN and The Media Magazine in 2006. Haffajee is the Committee for the Protection of Journalists international Press Freedom Laureate for 2014 and is a moderator of the Aspen Global Leadership Network and Africa Leadership Initiative. She has been the Sikuvile and National Press Club Editor of the Year for 2012 and 2010.