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Un/doing gender stereotypes in digital technology journalism
This creative media project and essay explore how the editorial brief impacts the creation of gender stereotyped digital technology entrepreneurs in digital technology journalism in South Africa. A second objective is to explore how journalists can create alternative, nongender stereotyped stories a...
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Centre for Film and Media Studies
2023
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