Die Oosterlig - Revision history

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[[Die Oosterlig]] was an afternoon Afrikaans language newspaper published in Port Elizabeth. It was bought out in 19** and is now known as [[Die Burger]].

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 ==The newspaper==
-First published in Port Elizabeth in 1937, it later became known simply as ''[[Oosterlig]]'' and, after its purchase by the Cape Town based ''[[Die Burger]]'' on May 1, 1993, it was renamed ''[[Die Burger Oos]]'' ("The Burger East").
+First published as ''[[Die Oosterlig]]'' in Port Elizabeth in 1937, it later became known simply as ''[[Oosterlig]]'' and, after its purchase by the Cape Town based ''[[Die Burger]]'' on May 1, 1993, it was renamed ''[[Die Burger Oos]]'' ("The Burger East").
 == Sources ==

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-''[[Die Oosterlig]]'' was an afternoon [[Afrikaans]] language newspaper
+''[[Die Oosterlig]]'' ("The Eastern Light") was an afternoon [[Afrikaans]] language newspaper
 ==The newspaper==
-First published in Port Elizabeth in 1937.
+First published in Port Elizabeth in 1937, it later became known simply as ''[[Oosterlig]]'' and, after its purchase by the Cape Town based ''[[Die Burger]]'' on May 1, 1993, it was renamed ''[[Die Burger Oos]]'' ("The Burger East").
-Later known simply as ''[[Oosterlig]]'' and, after its purchase by the Cape Town based ''[[Die Burger]]'' on May 1, 1993, it was renamed ''[[Die Burger Oos]]''.
+== Sources ==

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	First published in Port Elizabeth in 1937.		First published in Port Elizabeth in 1937.

−	Later known simply as ''[[Oosterlig]]'' and, after its purchase by ''[[Die Burger]]'' on May 1, 1993, it was renamed ''[[Die Burger Oos]]''.	+	Later known simply as ''[[Oosterlig]]'' and, after its purchase by the Cape Town based ''[[Die Burger]]'' on May 1, 1993, it was renamed ''[[Die Burger Oos]]''.

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−	''[[Die Oosterlig]]'' was an afternoon Afrikaans language newspaper ~~first~~ published in Port Elizabeth in 1937. ~~On May 1, 1993, it was bought out by~~ ''[[~~Die Burger~~]]'' and ~~assumed that name. Although ''[[Die Oosterlig]]'''s circulation was never more than 10,000~~, ~~the~~ purchase by ''[[Die Burger]]'' ~~managed to double that. The combined daily circulation of the Western Cape and Eastern Cape editions in 2007 reached 91~~,~~665~~, ~~mainly because of the inclusion of~~ ''[[Die ~~Son~~]]''.	+	''[[Die Oosterlig]]'' was an afternoon [[Afrikaans]] language newspaper
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		+	==The newspaper==
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		+	First published in Port Elizabeth in 1937.
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		+	Later known simply as ''[[Oosterlig]]'' and, after its purchase by ''[[Die Burger]]'' on May 1, 1993, it was renamed ''[[Die Burger Oos]]''.

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−	''[[Die Oosterlig]]'' was an afternoon Afrikaans language newspaper first published in Port Elizabeth in 1937. On May 1, 1993, it was bought out by ''[[Die Burger]]'' and ~~has now~~ assumed that name. Although ''[[Die Oosterlig]]'''s circulation was never more than 10,000, the purchase by ''[[Die Burger]]'' managed to double that. The combined daily circulation of the Western Cape and Eastern Cape editions in 2007 reached 91,665, mainly because of the inclusion of ''[[Die Son]]''.	+	''[[Die Oosterlig]]'' was an afternoon Afrikaans language newspaper first published in Port Elizabeth in 1937. On May 1, 1993, it was bought out by ''[[Die Burger]]'' and assumed that name. Although ''[[Die Oosterlig]]'''s circulation was never more than 10,000, the purchase by ''[[Die Burger]]'' managed to double that. The combined daily circulation of the Western Cape and Eastern Cape editions in 2007 reached 91,665, mainly because of the inclusion of ''[[Die Son]]''.

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−	''[[Die Oosterlig]]'' was an afternoon Afrikaans language newspaper first published in Port Elizabeth in 1937. On May 1, 1993, it was bought out by ''[[Die Burger]]'' and has now assumed that name. Although ''[[Die Oosterlig]]'''s circulation was never more than 10,000, the purchase by [[Die Burger]] managed to double that. The combined daily circulation of the Western Cape and Eastern Cape editions in 2007 reached 91,665, mainly because of the inclusion of ''[[Die Son]]''.	+	''[[Die Oosterlig]]'' was an afternoon Afrikaans language newspaper first published in Port Elizabeth in 1937. On May 1, 1993, it was bought out by ''[[Die Burger]]'' and has now assumed that name. Although ''[[Die Oosterlig]]'''s circulation was never more than 10,000, the purchase by ''[[Die Burger]]'' managed to double that. The combined daily circulation of the Western Cape and Eastern Cape editions in 2007 reached 91,665, mainly because of the inclusion of ''[[Die Son]]''.

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−	[[Die Oosterlig]] was an afternoon Afrikaans language newspaper first published in Port Elizabeth in 1937. On May 1, 1993, it was bought out by [[Die Burger]] and has now assumed that name. Although [[Die ~~Burger~~]]'s circulation was never more than 10,000, the purchase by [[Die Burger]] managed to double that. The combined daily circulation of the Western Cape and Eastern Cape editions in 2007 reached 91,665, mainly because of the inclusion of [[Die Son]].	+	''[[Die Oosterlig]]'' was an afternoon Afrikaans language newspaper first published in Port Elizabeth in 1937. On May 1, 1993, it was bought out by ''[[Die Burger]]'' and has now assumed that name. Although ''[[Die Oosterlig]]'''s circulation was never more than 10,000, the purchase by [[Die Burger]] managed to double that. The combined daily circulation of the Western Cape and Eastern Cape editions in 2007 reached 91,665, mainly because of the inclusion of ''[[Die Son]]''.

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−	[[Die Oosterlig]] was an afternoon Afrikaans language newspaper published in Port Elizabeth. It was bought out in 19** and is now ~~known as~~ [[Die Burger]].	+	[[Die Oosterlig]] was an afternoon Afrikaans language newspaper first published in Port Elizabeth in 1937. On May 1, 1993, it was bought out by [[Die Burger]] and has now assumed that name. Although [[Die Burger]]'s circulation was never more than 10,000, the purchase by [[Die Burger]] managed to double that. The combined daily circulation of the Western Cape and Eastern Cape editions in 2007 reached 91,665, mainly because of the inclusion of [[Die Son]].