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Preface xi
Acknowledgments xv
1 Shock! Horror! Scandal! The Tabloid Controversy and Journalism Studies in Post-Apartheid South Africa 1
2 Attack of the Killer Newspapers! Tabloids Arrive in South Africa 14
3 Black and White and Read All Over: Tabloids and the Glocalization of Popular Media 43
4 Not Really Newspapers: Tabloids and the South African Journalistic Paradigm 58
5 The Revolution Will Be Printed: Tabloids, Citizenship, and Democratic Politics in Post-Apartheid South Africa 80
6 Truth or Trash? Understanding Tabloid Journalism and Lived Experience 118
7 Often They Cry with the People: The Professional Identities of Tabloid Journalists 151
8 Conclusion: Telling Stories 175
Notes 181
References 197
Index 209
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Cheryl Hill
reviewed Tabloid Journalism in South Africa: True Story! on April 21, 2015
Tabloid Journalism in South Africa: True Story!
Far too academic in its prose, which is a shame because the points are essential.
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