Selected Product: | Power without Responsibility: The Press and Broadcasting in Britain Paperback Edition: 6th Edition Author: James Curran, Jean Seaton Publisher: Routledge Release Date: July 2003 ISBN-10: 0415243904 ISBN-13: 9780415243902 List Price: £18.99 Average Customer Rating: | | |
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