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A critical analysis of the most significant technological change in Canadian television history.

Year:

2013

Publisher:

McGill-Queen's University Press

Language:

english

Pages:

224

ISBN 10:

0773588299

ISBN 13:

9780773588295

File:

PDF, 1.32 MB

IPFS:

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