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The watchdog role of a journalist in a politically corrupt nation : a case study of Malaysian journalist
Political corruption has become more rampant in recent times in Malaysia and this issue has often gone unnoticed. Therefore, the media has a duty to disseminate information particularly the truth about this societal evil. The aim of this research is to find out the effectiveness of watchdog journali
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