Brothers in Armchairs

Brothers in Armchairs

Post-apartheid cultural struggles at Die Burger

by Gabriël J. Botma

149 pages· 2014· ISBN 9781920689520
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This book gives a fascinating insight into the engine room of the once powerful political communication instrument of the then ruling National Party: Naspers and its founding newspaper, Die Burger. It shows with academic precision how management, editors and journalists in the field played out their parts in the transformation period of a politically and culturally divided society.

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