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4th International Newspapers in Education Conference - 16-18 Sept 2001, Cape Town

The conference will examine how newspapers around the world are fighting to capture the attention, interest and loyalty of the young.

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12 Sep 2001

The event will also explore the ever-changing challenge facing newspapers in the vital effort to help create citizens that will maintain and strengthen democratic societies.

Who should attend?

Newspaper publishers, editors, marketing managers and Newspapers In Education (NIE) co-ordinators. Educators are most welcome.

For more information, visit the 4th International Newspapers in Education Conference website.

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