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WHAT HAS COPYRIGHT GOT TO DO WITH NEWSPAPERS? - A SOUTH AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE

Denise Rosemary Nicholson

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Copyright has various practical implications and complications for newspaper publishers, as well as for consumers and collectors of newspapers. This paper discusses some of these issues from a South African perspective

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Copyright has various practical implications and complications for newspaper publishers, as well as for consumers and collectors of newspapers. This paper discusses some of these issues from a South African perspective

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Copyright has various practical implications and complications for newspaper publishers, as well as for consumers and collectors of newspapers. This paper discusses some of these issues from a South African perspective

Key concepts: Perspective (graphical), Newspaper, Advertising, Political science, Media studies, Sociology, Business, Computer science

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