Bakal terbit di sebuah jurnal!

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Bakal terbit pada bulan September 2023 --

Mukhlis Abu Bakar & Maisarah Zulkifkly (2023). Sebutan Hibrid di Singapura: Menganalisis Sebutan Pemimpin Politik, Pembaca Berita di Radio dan Televisyen dan Juruhebah Radio. 

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