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Main Contents Page
Before you start
STEP 1: STARTING out
STEP 2: FINDING
Searching techniques:
- Boolean Logic
- Truncation/wildcards
- Phrase searching
Information finding tools:
- OPAC
- Webbridge
- Databases (incl CD Roms)
- Internet
- Dewey (DDC)
Information sources:
- Dictionaries
- Encyclopaedias
- Atlases
- Almanacs & yearbooks
- Books
- Periodicals/Journals
- Newspapers
- Audio-visual
- Internet
- Grey literature
- Broadcast media
- Conference proceedings
- Maps
- Government publications
- Standards
- Museums
- Archives
- Quiz
STEP 3: EVALUATE
STEP 4: Legal and ethical USE
STEP 5: COMMUNICATE
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Broadcast media
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What is meant by broadcast media?
The term 'broadcast media' covers a wide spectrum of different
communication methods such as television, radio, newspapers, magazines
and any other materials supplied by the media and press.
What types of information are available in the broadcasting media?
The broadcasting media provides valuable information,
for example speeches, documentaries, interviews, advertisements,
daily news, financial markets and much more. The latest (newest/most
up-to-date) information can be found here.
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Where can I find it?
Transcripts (hard copies) of interviews, speeches, programmes,
etc., are often available from the supplier of the information, e.g. SABC,
M-Net, the specific radio station, etc.
Nowadays many of these transcripts etc., are made available
on the Internet. The following are just a few links, there are many more:
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INTERNET LINKS: if the computer is not
linked to the Internet, you will not be able to access these web sites. |
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South
African Broadcasting Corporation |
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This site includes information on all the television
and radio stations of the SABC and also articles (transcripts) of
news and certain events, etc. |
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M-Net |
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The homepage of M-Net which provides various links
to programmes, etc. |
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tv |
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The homepage of e tv, which provides many links, even
a media release archive. |
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