Notes on Contributors

Michael Chapman is Professor of English at the University of Natal
in Durban.

Richard Collins is a Senior Research Associate in the Department of
Communication,  Goldsmiths  College,  University  of  London.  His
research  on  South  African  media  policy  was  conducted  while  an
SVLTF  Lecturer  in  the  Centre  for  Cultural  and  Media  Studies,
University of Natal, Durban, during 1991.

David Kaplan teaches in the Department of Economic History at the
University of Cape Town.

Terry King is Professor of Fine Art and Art History at the University
of Natal in Pietermaritzburg.

Eric  Louw  is  a  Lecturer  in  the  Centre  for  Cultural  and  Media
Studies and editor of a forthcoming book, South Africa: Media Policy
Debates of the 1990's. (Anthropos, 1993).

Sam Paltridge  is Head of the Communications  Research division of
the  Centre  for  International  Research  on  Communication  and
Information Technologies, Melbourne, Australia.

James  Zaffiro  is  Chair  of  the  Department  of  Politics,  Central
College, Pella, Iowa. He has published extensively on broadcasting in
Botswana and Zimbabwe, and was a Visiting Professor  in the Centre
for Cultural and Media Studies in 1991.

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