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Culture-lovers and culture-leavers

Frank Huysman, Andries Van den Broek

2005

The spectator and the spectacle

Kennedy, Dennis

2009

The mass audience

Patricia F. Phalen, James G. Webster, James Webster

1996

Die Realität der Massenmedien

Niklas Luhmann

2000

The media equation

Byron Reeves

1996

Painting the cannon's roar

Thomas Tolley

2001

Cultivation analysis

Morgan, Michael, Nancy Signorielli, Michael Morgan

1990

Introducing Vigilant Audiences

Daniel Trottier

2020

Creating Worlds

Jason Warren

2017

Comedy and Distinction: The Cultural Currency of a ‘Good’ Sense of Humour (CRESC)

Sam Friedman

2014

The News Gap

Pablo J. Boczkowski

2013

The Internet challenge to television

Bruce M. Owen

1999

Mediated discourse as social interaction

Ronald Scollon

1998

Investigating Audiences

Andy Ruddock

2007

Electronic Tigers of Southeast Asia

Drew McDaniel

2002

Managing a difficult or hostile audience

Gordon F. Shea

1984

Yes? no! maybe--

Emilyn Claid

2006

Viewing, reading, listening

Justin Lewis, Jon Cruz

1994

Understanding audiences

Robert H. Wicks

2000

Fans, Bloggers, and Gamers

Henry Jenkins

2006

All Your Friends Like This

A. Hunter, H. Crawford, D. Filipovic

2017

Media reception studies

Janet Staiger

2005

Media Audiences (Understanding Media)

Marie Gillespie

2005

The future of the mass audience

W. Russell Neuman

1991

The interplay of influence

Karlyn Kohrs Campbell, Kathleen Hall Jamieson

1982

Visions of Japanese Modernity

Aaron Gerow

2010

Armed & dangerous

James R. Brandon

2011

Reaching audiences

Jan Johnson Yopp, Kathy C McAdams

2006

People trafficking

Jenny Vaughan

2011

Forgetting Lot's Wife

Martin Harries

2007

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