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CYBER-UTOPIA AND THE MYTH OF PARADISE: USING JACQUES ELLUL'S WORK ON PROPAGANDA TO ANALYSE INFORMATION SOCIETY RHETORIC

Karim H. Karim
Pages 113-134 | Published online: 09 Dec 2010

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Andrew Duffy, Pristine Yong Jia Ying & Tay Kai Yi Wynne. (2009) Utopia Offline, Dystopia Online: Two Sides of Nation-Building Journalism in Singapore. Media Asia 36:1, pages 23-28.
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