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Appendix 2

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 March 2018

Glenda Daniels
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Interview questionnaire

1. Is an independent media needed in SA?

2. If so, why?

3. What does the term “developmental journalism” mean to you?

4. What does the ANC mean when it advocates “transformation of the media”?

5. How free do you find the media in SA?

6. Is independence of the media a principle to you, or is it contingent on politics, the state of the nation?

7. How do you view the Sunday Times vs Manto Tshabalala-Msimang argument in 2007?

8. Do you think the media appeals tribunal will be instituted?

9. What is your view of the future of the media in SA … in terms of being free and independent?

10. Is an independent media intrinsic to democracy?

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Fight for Democracy
The ANC and the Media in South Africa
 , pp. 235
Publisher: Wits University Press
Print publication year: 2013

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