Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... readers long known , but usually ignored with a few easy rationalizations - is who reads what in a newspaper . Tests on news content , given a short time after reading in the normal reading environment when subjects were not aware they ...
... readers long known , but usually ignored with a few easy rationalizations - is who reads what in a newspaper . Tests on news content , given a short time after reading in the normal reading environment when subjects were not aware they ...
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... readers ' established images , predispositions , or prejudices about themselves and their world . The distinction between editorial and advertising content made by readers is not at all clearly divided . According to popular myth ...
... readers ' established images , predispositions , or prejudices about themselves and their world . The distinction between editorial and advertising content made by readers is not at all clearly divided . According to popular myth ...
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Wilson Bryan Key. Times readers are college - educated compared with 16 percent for the News and 38 percent for the Post ; 45 percent of Times readers are professionally or managerially employed compared with 23 percent for the News and ...
Wilson Bryan Key. Times readers are college - educated compared with 16 percent for the News and 38 percent for the Post ; 45 percent of Times readers are professionally or managerially employed compared with 23 percent for the News and ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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