Selected Product: no picture available | Media and Culture: An Introduction to Mass Communication Paperback Edition: 3rd Author: Richard Campbell, Christopher R. Martin, Bettina Publisher: Bedford/St Martins Release Date: 2001-07 ISBN-10: 031239070X ISBN-13: 9780312390709 List Price: $76.00 Average Customer Rating: | | The Art of Public Speaking with Learning Tools Suite (Student CD-ROMs 5.0, Audio Abridgement CD set, PowerWeb, & Topic Finder) ISBN-10: 0073228656 ISBN-13: 9780073228655 List Price:$96.07 Inside Reporting: A Practical Guide to the Craft of Journalism ISBN-10: 0073526142 ISBN-13: 9780073526140 List Price:$59.17 A First Look at Communication Theory ISBN-10: 0073010189 ISBN-13: 9780073010182 List Price:$114.00 Media and Culture with 2007 Update ISBN-10: 0312449216 ISBN-13: 9780312449216 List Price:$90.95 |
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