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Understanding the acceptance of Malaysian societies towards journalists' news gathering practices in tragedy news reporting.
This study examined the acceptance of Malaysian societies towards crime or social beat journalists in their tragedy news gathering and reporting practices. A survey questionnaire was answered by 50 respondents who had interaction experience with crime or social beat journalists when tragedy happened
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