Tables showing list of World Daily Newspapers and Circulation 1980-81 and statistics on education around the world.

Media Trends in South Africa' by C.A. Giffard. Includes tables.

The impact of Television on South African Daily Newspapers' by C.A. Giffard. Includes tables.

Includes a table providing detailed demographic information about reading claims in South Africa in 1984. Figures that have been photocopied from a book on Radio, television sets and videocassette recorders in Sub-Saharan African countries, a reprint in pamphlet form of demographic trends in South Africa 1989-1990, Daily Dispatch readership charts, adspend in major media 1975-1991, further readership charts, sales of the RDM, sales of English language dailies 1956-1992, sales of RDM compared by editors, information about the Living Standards Measure, information about AMPS meters, photocopied statistical summary of the newspaper business published by the Newspaper Association of America, encyclopedia entry on newspaper readership, reprint in pamphlet form of press and advertising in South Africa 1989-1990, photocopied articles about the SA press, charts giving information on various aspects of the newspaper business in South Africa, table providing figures for all major daily and weekly newspapers 1975-1985, tables showing advertising expenditure by medium, photocopied pages from Britannica world data comparing international media.

Includes typewritten research on separate representation of the voters act, five chapter proofs from a book on South African politics and the media written by 'Dan' (first name only) which have been marked by Stewart.

Articles were originally published between 1952-1954.

Political columns written by Laurence Gandar for the Daily News. Variously attributed to a 'Crossbencher' or a 'Student of Politics'. The microfiche copies are faded in parts and not all text is legible.

Newspaper articles were originally published in 1947 in the Saturday Post.

Research is concerned with language used to describe black South Africans and focuses on the Saturday Post as the first newspaper to use honorifics for black people.

Report by Market Research Africa for the South African Morning Newspaper Group.

Towards a classification of newspaper content for use in comparative studies' by Gavin Stewart for the SACOMM conference, UNISA.

Report by Consumer Research Services (PTY) LTD prepared for the East London Daily Dispatch.