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[edit] Summary

Image of James Dibble presenting the first news bulletin on ABC TV in 1956.

[edit] Source

Retrieved from http://www.abc.net.au/corp/history/galpost9.htm - copyright belongs to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).

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[edit] Fair Use rationale for James Dibble

Fair use for article James Dibble because:

• It cannot be used as a replacement for the actual program (no commercial loss to the ABC)
• It is used for educational purposes only
• It represents an important historical milestone
• No free use alternative exists

[edit] Fair Use rationale for Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Fair use for article Australian Broadcasting Corporation because:

• It cannot be used as a replacement for the actual program (no commercial loss to the ABC)
• It is used for educational purposes only
• It represents an important historical milestone
• No free use alternative exists

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