Cultural diversity in broadcasting.

Book chapter

Katsirea, I. 2009. Cultural diversity in broadcasting. in: Goldberg, D., Sutter, G. and Walden, I. (ed.) Media law and practice. Oxford University Press (OUP). pp. 463-499
Chapter titleCultural diversity in broadcasting.
AuthorsKatsirea, I.
Research GroupLaw and Politics
Page range463-499
Book titleMedia law and practice.
EditorsGoldberg, D., Sutter, G. and Walden, I.
PublisherOxford University Press (OUP)
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Hardcover9780199559367
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Print2009
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Deposited17 Dec 2009
Output statusPublished
LanguageEnglish
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