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Abstract
This thesis explores the key differences between newspapers and journals in terms of purpose, content, audience, and credibility. While newspapers provide timely and general information for the public, journals offer in-depth, scholarly research for academic and professional audiences. The study highlights the distinct roles of these media in knowledge dissemination and their impact on different sectors of society.
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