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South African Journal for Communication Theory and Research
Volume 38, 2012 - Issue 2: African communication/media theory
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Communication, cultural, journalism and media studies

Setting the tabloid agenda: What two Afrikaans-language tabloids offer their readers

Alé Smith
,
Lynnette Fourie
&
Johannes D FronemanCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 225-243 | Published online: 17 Sep 2012

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Abdullateef Mohammed, Eserinune McCarty Mojaye & Lateef Adelakun. (2022) Exploring the Prevalence of Agenda-Setting Theory in Africa-Focused Research, 2000–2020. Communicatio 48:4, pages 67-92.
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Carolyne Mande Lunga. (2021) Tabloid journalism in Africa. African Journalism Studies 42:3, pages 135-137.
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Ruth Teer-Tomaselli. (2021) The Boy on the Beach: A Semiotic Reading of Photographs. Visual Anthropology 34:1, pages 21-34.
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