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1.1 In 1644 Milton developed his speech theory based on a quest for the truth. This was done to

protest the licensing of publications by the government of his day. Today, 360 years later,

licensing remains problematic, although freedom of speech has been acknowledged.

(a) What is the situation in South Africa at present regarding: (aa) the licensing of publications,

especially of newspapers, and (bb) the licensing of broadcasting services? Explain in detail

whether control is exercised over (aa) and (bb) above licensing. Indicate whether licensing is

applicable, and if so, discuss the various aspects pertaining to licensing, for example,

(i) the categories of licenses.

(ii) the person or institution issuing the licenses.

(iii) the person or institution to whom complaints regarding the services in the case of (aa) and

(bb) should be directed.

(b) Are there valid reasons why the above approach regarding licensing should be followed by

the South African government?

LCR4803 Assignment 1 Semester 2 2024

1.1 In 1644, Milton developed his speech theory based on a quest for the truth. This was

done to protest the licensing of publications by the government of his day. Today, 360 years

later, licensing remains problematic, although freedom of speech has been acknowledged.

(a) What is the situation in South Africa at present regarding:

(aa) The licensing of publications, especially of newspapers

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