Reflections on Journalism in the Transition to Democracy

Ethics and International Affairs 18 (3):79-87 (2004)
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Abstract

In South Africa, journalists by and large emerged from many years of fighting against state, corporate, and political pressures under apartheid in the 1990s with a fierce commitment to independence.

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