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Commercial versus public television audiences: Public activities and the Watergate hearings

James E. Fletcher Assistant Professor of Journalism, University of Georgia
Pages 13-16 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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Laurie Ouellette. (1999) TV VIEWING AS GOOD CITIZENSHIP? POLITICAL RATIONALITY, ENLIGHTENED DEMOCRACY AND PBS. Cultural Studies 13:1, pages 62-90.
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Todd Belt. 2012. Watergate Remembered. Watergate Remembered 147 167 .
Divina Frau-Meigs. 2005. Qui a détourné le 11 septembre ?. Qui a détourné le 11 septembre ? 259 268 .
Laurie Ouellette. 2003. Critical Cultural Policy Studies. Critical Cultural Policy Studies 114 128 .

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