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McQuail's Mass Communication Theory

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A new edition of the pre-eminent text in mass communication theory. Nothing else in the field is as comprehensive, as authoritative, or as popular. The market leader by some distance.

Subjects: Philosophy
Philosophie
Communication
Mass media
Theorie
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