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journalism. It could be conclude that there were many problems in the field of TV
journalism in Indonesia, especially for this research case.
If professional media hired unqualified journalist, it would injure journalism as a
whole. It was a counterproductive effort to develop democratic life. It was a big sin that
had been done by television if this condition was running continuously without any
solutions by increasing contributors’ capacity. Moreover, it was worst if TV stations let
the contributors stayed in bad situations, while they reaped financial benefits
continuously by selling news programs.
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