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Routledge Research in Journalism

Cultural Journalism in the Digital Age

Nete Nørgaard (University of Copenhagen Kristensen

Cultural Journalism in the Digital Age

Routledge Research in Journalism

Cultural Journalism in the Digital Age

Routledge Research in Journalism: Cultural Journalism in the Digital Age

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This book provides the first international, book length introduction to Western cultural journalism. It will appeal to general readers, policy makers and researchers in the fields of journalism, media studies, digital media, and cultural sociology.

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Beschrijving Routledge Research in Journalism: Cultural Journalism in the Digital Age

This book provides the first international, book length introduction to Western cultural journalism. It will appeal to general readers, policy makers and researchers in the fields of journalism, media studies, digital media, and cultural sociology.

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9780367149840
Pagina's
190
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Routledge Research in Journalism
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Algemene sociale wetenschappen
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Hardback
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Engels
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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