TV NEWS ROUND-UP. Today's interesting TV reports and articles to read - 10 March 2021.

Here's the latest news about TV that I read and that you should read too:    

■ Oprah's explosive sit-down interview with Harry and Meghan also seen on M-Net (DStv 101) reverberates across the world.

- Over 17 million viewers in America.

- Over 11.3 million viewers in Britain.

- 1.78 million viewers in Australia.

- South Africa: Still waiting.

- Not available on MultiChoice's DStv Catch Up: Why Oprah's Harry and Meghan TV special doesn't have a video streaming home.

- In Oprah's interview with Harry and Megan, 2 TV worlds collided.

- All journalists can learn from Oprah: Follow-up questions make all the difference.

- Masterclass: Once again Oprah proves she's America's Queen.

- "Still stunning how Oprah uses her position of being the only person in the world who can ask anyone anything".

- Oprah is still the queen of the TV interview.

- Oprah with Meghan and Harry: The art of the TV interview.

- Interview will get a rebroadcast on M-Net (DStv 101) on Saturday 13 March at 4pm.

■ Why a commercialised SABC might marginalise parts of South Africa's population (subscription required).

■ Disney's Disney+ video streaming service crosses 100 million subscribers.

■ Teen Wolf's Tyler Posey about his sexual fluidity, being with men and his struggle with sobriety.

■ A year after Covid-19 lockdowns halted productions, TV channels and distributors are getting more creative in crafting content as they enter a new year of living less dangerously.

■ Netflix's relationship with black viewers and creatives is one of the secrets to its success.

■ New Dutch kids TV show features naked adults answering questions.

■  The new era for long-form journalism.

■ Journalists around the world are targeted at record levels.

- Why working as a journalist in Uganda is especially tough.

■ Teen Vogue in trouble.

■ Sky, WarnerMedia and ViacomCBS switch on the subtitles for more than 500 episodes of most popular kids' content to help with reading.

■ StarTimes subscribers in Kenya faces possible switch-off because of StarTimes' liquidation proceedings in Hong Kong court over billions in unpaid sports licensing rights.

■ SHOCKER: New study - Digital devices are rewiring young kids brains dramatically. And it's bad.

The Alpha Generation growing up now will have less artists and musicians - and digital devices will be to blame making kids lose sight of the bigger picture, literally.

■ Our love for streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video are suffocating the Earth.

Data centres consume massive amounts of electricity.

■ The problem with the lack of diversity of M-Net's (DStv 101) Love Island South Africa.

- Everything about M-Net's Love Island SA on DStv has been a total trainwreck.

- M-Net and eNCA can say sorry but systemic racism must never be tolerated (subscription required).

- Zero love for M-Net's Love Island SA.

- A realistic picture of the real South Africa is hard to find in M-Net's Love island SA (Dutch - translate).

■ How to clean your TV screen and keep the picture crystal clear.

■ SuperSport explains the CAF TV rights issue ... again.

■ Girls kept in a dungeon as sex slaves are put on TV and then confronted by their captor.

■ MultiChoice Uganda once again slashes decoder prices - for GOtv decoders the second time in 3 months.