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Film as social practice

Graeme Turner

1993

The Code Book

Simon Singh

1999 ★ 4.1

Communication for health care

Catherine Anne Berglund, Deborah Saltman

2002

The Boyer collection

Robin Boyd, Manning Clark, Donald McDonald et al.

2001

Privacy on the line

Whitfield Diffie, Susan Landau

1998

Hemingway

William Burrill

1994

Online journalism ethics

Cecilia Friend, Jane B. Singer

2008

Communication and Organizational Culture

Joann Keyton

2004

A dictionary of media and communication

Daniel Chandler

2011

Communication traditions in Australia

Graeme Osborne, Glen Lewis

2001

Mass communication law in a nutshell

Harvey L. Zuckman, Juliet Lushbough Dee, T. Barton Carter

2000

Command and Communication Frictions in the Gettysburg Campaign

Philip, M. Cole

2006

The First Amendment and the fifth estate

T. Barton Carter, Jay B. Wright, Marc A. Franklin

2003

Navajo Weapon

Sally McClain

2002

Public relations

Jane Johnston

2004

Making the Grade

Iain Hay

2011

The Hello Girls

Elizabeth Cobbs Hoffman

2017

Cybersecurity What Everyone Needs to Know Paper

Peter W. Singer

2013

That's anarchy!

Chrissie MacDonald

2002

From Gutenberg to the global information infrastructure

Christine L. Borgman

2000

Reports, records and communications in the Boston police department

Boston (Mass.). Police Dept.

1968

Communication and new media

John Harrison, Martin Hirst

2007

Media and Sovereignty

Monroe E. Price

2002

International communication

Hamid Mowlana

1971

Evolution of the Cyber Domain

Eneken Tikk-Ringas

2016

No sense of place

Joshua Meyrowitz

1986

Education For Critical Consciousness (Continuum Impacts)

Paulo Freire, Freire

1973

The Signal Corps in the War of the Rebellion

Joseph Brown

1996

The Regulation of Cyberspace

Andrew D. Murray

2006

Nexus

Jonathan Reed Winkler

2008

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