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    Have the tabloids killed the quality press?

    This Wednesday, the 7th May, the Advertising Media Association of South Africa (AMASA) hosts two captivating newspaper personalities, Peter Bruce of Avusa and Themba Khumalo, editor of the Daily Sun.
    Issued by AMASA
    6 May 2008

    The two print specialists will discuss if editorial integrity can be maintained in the newspaper tabloid format. What is the consumers', advertisers' and marketers' perception of tabloid newspapers and are they held in high regard? We hear two sides to this charged issue.

    Topic: Tabloid Press vs Quality Editorial

    Date: Wednesday, 7 May 2008
    Venue: JSE, 1 Exchange Square, Gwen Lane, Sandown
    Time: Debate begins at 16h30
    Cost: AMASA Members - Free; Non-Members - R50.00

    Read more: Daily Sun, Themba Khumalo, Peter Bruce, Advertising Media Association of South Africa, tabloids
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