Perskor - Revision history

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Origins and founding

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Book publishing

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Journals and magazines

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 The wholly owned Perskor [[Afrikaans]] newspapers after their founding were: ''[[Hoofstad]]'', (1968 tot 1983), ''[[Oggendblad]]'' (1971- 1983), ''[[Die Transvaler]]'' (1937 -1983), ''[[Die Vaderland]]'' (1936 -198*)
-They also became co-founders (with [[Nasionale Pers]]) and 50% stakeholders in,  [[Rapport]] (1970-), the dominant [[Afrikaans]] Sunday newspaper,  and of [[The Citizen]] (1976-, an English newspaper secretly funded by the Nationalist Party, to counter the re[ortage of the English press in the apartheid era) and of the Xhosa]] newspaper, and [[Imvo Zabantsundu]] (1884-1998)
+They also became co-founders (with [[Nasionale Pers]]) and 50% stakeholders in,  [[Rapport]] (1970-), the dominant [[Afrikaans]] Sunday newspaper,  and of [[The Citizen]] (1976-, an English newspaper secretly funded by the Nationalist Party, to counter the re[ortage of the English press in the apartheid era) and of the [[Xhosa]] newspaper, and [[Imvo Zabantsundu]] (1884-1998)
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 The wholly owned Perskor [[Afrikaans]] newspapers after their founding were: ''[[Hoofstad]]'', (1968 tot 1983), ''[[Oggendblad]]'' (1971- 1983), ''[[Die Transvaler]]'' (1937 -1983), ''[[Die Vaderland]]'' (1936 -198*)
-They also became co-founders (with [[Nasionale Pers]]) and 50% stakeholders in,  [[Rapport]] (1970-), the dominent Afrikaans Sunday newspaper,  and of [[The Citizen]] (1976-, an English newspaper secretly funded by the Nationalist Party, to counter the re[ortage of the English press in the apartheid era) and of the Xhosa]] newspaper, and [[Imvo Zabantsundu]] (1884-1998)
+They also became co-founders (with [[Nasionale Pers]]) and 50% stakeholders in,  [[Rapport]] (1970-), the dominant [[Afrikaans]] Sunday newspaper,  and of [[The Citizen]] (1976-, an English newspaper secretly funded by the Nationalist Party, to counter the re[ortage of the English press in the apartheid era) and of the Xhosa]] newspaper, and [[Imvo Zabantsundu]] (1884-1998)
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 ==Origins and founding==
-Founded on 1 April, 1971, through the malagamation of two older companies based in the Transvaal – [[Voortrekkerpers]] and the  [[Afrikaanse Pers (1962) Beperk]]  ([[APB]]).
+Founded on 1 April, 1971, through the malagamation of two older companies based in the Transvaal – [[Voortrekkerpers]] and the  [[Afrikaanse Pers (1962) Beperk]]  ([[APB]]). It became an enormous influence on the journalistic, literary and educational scenes in the country.
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	The company was a prominent publishers of literary and other works, as well as educational materials.		The company was a prominent publishers of literary and other works, as well as educational materials.
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−	~~Their publishing arm became particularly pominent in the early years with the appointment of the enbterrpising and unconventional author/playwright [[Bartho Smit]] as literary publisher.~~
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-In 1996 the market educational and press market had become fraught with trouble so [[Perskor]] amalgamated with Kagiso publishers and on 1998 was wholly taken over the  [[Caxton Publishers]].
+In 1996 the market educational and press market had become fraught with trouble so [[Perskor]] amalgamated with [[Kagiso]] publishers and was wholly taken over the  [[Caxton Publishers]] in  1998.
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	==Journals and magazines==		==Journals and magazines==

−	~~became~~ the ~~owners~~ of ~~the Perskor was lank, voordat Naspers die leier in dié mark geword het~~, ~~Suid-Afrika se grootste tydskrifuitgewer. Van die tydskrifte wat Perskor deur die~~ Republikeinse Pers, ~~met sy hoofkantoor in Durban, beheer het, was onder meer~~ Farmers' Weekly, Personality, Scope, South African Garden and Home, Darling, Family Radio and TV, Rooi Rose, Your Family, Bona, Living and Loving, Radio en TV Dagboek en Keur.	+	[[Perskor]]soon established itself as the leading publisher of popular journals and magazines, through their imprint [[Republikeinse Pers]], included the ''[[Farmers' Weekly]]'', ''[[Personality]]'', ''[[Scope]]'', ''[[South African Garden and Home]]'', ''[[Darling]]'', ''[[Family Radio and TV]]'', ''[[Rooi Rose]]'', ''[[Your Family]]'', ''[[Bona]]'', ''[[Living and Loving]]'', ''[[Radio en TV Dagboek]]'' and ''[[Keur]]''.
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	==Book publishing==		==Book publishing==

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	[[Perskor]] ([[Die Perskorporasie van Suid-Afrika]], i.e. “the press corporation of South Africa”) was a South African press group (1971-)		[[Perskor]] ([[Die Perskorporasie van Suid-Afrika]], i.e. “the press corporation of South Africa”) was a South African press group (1971-)
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		+	==Origins and founding==

	Founded on 1 April, 1971, through the malagamation of two older companies based in the Transvaal – [[Voortrekkerpers]] and the [[Afrikaanse Pers Beperk]] (APB).		Founded on 1 April, 1971, through the malagamation of two older companies based in the Transvaal – [[Voortrekkerpers]] and the [[Afrikaanse Pers Beperk]] (APB).

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-[[Perskor]] ([[Die Perskorporasie van Suid-Afrika]], i.e. “the press corporation of South Africa”) ) was a South African press group (1971-)
+[[Perskor]] ([[Die Perskorporasie van Suid-Afrika]], i.e. “the press corporation of South Africa”) was a South African press group (1971-)
 Founded on 1 April, 1971, through the malagamation of two older companies based in the Transvaal – [[Voortrekkerpers]] and the  [[Afrikaanse Pers Beperk]] (APB).
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 ==Book publishing==
-The company was a prominent publishers of literary ant orhter workls, as well as educational materials