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Winning Telco Customers Using Marketing Databases (Artech House Telecommunications Library)

Rob Mattison

1999

Digital asset management

David Austerberry

2006

War of the black heavens

Michael Nelson

1997

Inside MTV

R. Serge Denisoff

1988

The Broadband Problem

Charles H. Ferguson

2002

The international movie industry

Gorham Anders Kindem

2000

The classical Hollywood reader

Stephen Neale

2012

Trust in cyberspace

Fred B. Schneider

1999

J. Arthur Rank and the British film industry

Geoffrey Macnab

1993

Standards policy for information infrastructure

Janet Abbate, Brian Kahin

1995

Television Brandcasting

Jennifer Gillan

2014

Interactive Video

Riad Hammoud

2006

Media promotion and marketing for broadcasting, cable, and the Internet

Douglas A. Ferguson, Susan Tyler Eastman

2006

Media ecologies

Roger F. Malina, Matthew Fuller

2007

The movie business book

Jason E. Squire

2017

The music and recording business

Geoffrey P. Hull

2011

The Master Switch

Tim Wu

2010 ★ 3.7

Persian Service The Bbc And British Interests In Iran

Annabelle Sreberny

2013

Communism in Hollywood

Alan Casty

2009

Futurenet

Sally Richards

2002

Satellite technology

Andrew F. Inglis

1991

Desktop encyclopedia of telecommunications

Nathan J. Muller

1998

The Disney Middle Ages

Tison Pugh, Susan Lynn Aronstein

2012

Redirecting the gaze

Diana Maury Robin

1999

Business intelligence for telecommunications

Deepak Pareek

2007

The first 100 feet

James Keller, Deborah Hurley

1999 ★ 5.0

How America got on-line

Alan Stone

1997

Kids rule!

Sarah Banet-Weiser

2007

Building service provider networks

Howard C. Berkowitz

2002

East German Cinema

S. Heiduschke

2013

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