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An appraisal of the applicability of development journalism in the context of public service broadcasting (PSB) This paper was presented during the South African Broadcasting Corporation's ‘News Content Planning’ workshop on 21 October 2006, held at the Birchwood Executive Hotel, in Boksburg, South Africa.

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