Item B16.8.2 - Articles and speeches

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ZA UCT BC1375_B_B16_B16.8_B16.8.2

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Articles and speeches

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  • 1974-1987 (Creation)

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B16.8.2.1 Report on South African Society of Journalists Press Freedom Year symposium (1974)
B16.8.2.2 “Changing needs of changing readers” by Ruth Clark (1979)
B16.8.2.3 “The future of the SA Press” (UCT Department of Political Studies, 1985)
B16.8.2.4 “The state owned Press in Portugal” by Adriano Lucas (1986)
B16.8.2.5 “From totalitarian censorship to Press freedom” by Raul Rego (1986)
B16.8.2.6 “Press councils – statutory and voluntary” by OR McGregor (1986)
B16.8.2.7 “Law proposal on freedom of expression” by Hans Schoier (1986)
B16.8.2.8 “Terrorism in the media” by Erwin Frenkel (1986)
B16.8.2.9 “Terrorism in the media” by Michael J Davies (1986)
B16.8.2.10 (Afrikaans): First Robert Godlonton memorial lecture by Ton Vosloo (1986)
B16.8.2.11 Speech on censorship by Thomas Winship (35th IPI General Assembly, Vienna 1986)
B16.8.2.12 Speech on public disclosure and national interest by David Kimche (35th IPI General Assembly, Vienna 1986)
B16.8.2.13 Speech on public disclosure and national interest by Richard Francis (35th IPI General Assembly, Vienna 1986)
B16.8.2.14 Speech by Koos Viviers at Rhodes University: “Reporting South Africa: what you cannot read between the white lines” (1986)
B16.8.2.15 “The media scene in SA 1985/86” (BatesWells report)
B16.8.2.16 Speech by David Dalling MP, Home Affairs Debate: Freedom of the Press (1987)
B16.8.2.17 Conference report: “SA and news censorship” (Cambridge, MA, 1987)

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