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Selamat Tinggal Mastika

Zulkarnain Zakaria, Bekas Pengarang Kanan, Mastika

20-Dec-18 00:00

Selamat Tinggal Mastika

Sama ada buat selamanya, atau hanya sementara, majalah Mastika telah melabuhkan tirainya November lepas, selepas 77 tahun mendidik, menghibur dan menakutkan pembaca di Malaysia. Setuju atau tidak dengan kandungan dan pendekatan editorialnya yang kadang kala bersifat sensasi, kesan dan legasi Mastika dalam dunia penerbitan negara tidak boleh disangkal. Dalam episod ini, kami merungkai sejarah perubahan Mastika dari dulu sehingga kini, serta proses editorial yang dilalui majalah ini untuk menggamit pembaca, hinggalah ke jilid yang terakhir.

Produced by: Haniff Baharudin

Presented by: Haniff Baharudin


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