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First published 2014-8

Hard Content,Fab Front-End: Archiving Websites of Dutch Public Broadcasters

Lotte Belice Baltussen, Jaap Blom, Leïla Medjkoune [...]

Alexandria: The Journal of National and International Library and Information Issues

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First published 2000-12

The Internet: A Challenge to Public Service Broadcasting?

Jill Hills, Maria Michalis

International Communication Gazette

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First published 2025

You can’t be what you can’t read: Website accessibility for people with disability in Australian community radio

Kim Stewart, Paul Price

Media International Australia

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Other

First published 2010-4

‘When blood becomes cheaper than a bottle of water’: how viewers of Al-Jazeera’s English-language website judge graphic images of conflict

Thomas J. Johnson, Shahira Fahmy

Media,War & Conflict

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Other

First published 2007-12

A Brave New World for International News? Exploring the Determinants of the Coverage of Foreign News on US Websites

H. Denis Wu

International Communication Gazette

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First published 2021-6

Online news media website ranking using user-generated content

Samaneh Karimi, Azadeh Shakery, Rakesh Verma

Journal of Information Science

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First published 2019-9

College TV News Websites: Accessibility and Mobile Readiness

Norman E. Youngblood, Lakshmi N. Tirumala, Tom Hallaq [...]

Electronic News

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First published 2008-2

Beyond Broadcast Yourself™: The Future of Youtube

Kylie Jarrett

Media International Australia

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First published 2015-12

Challenging the status and constructing the culture of an indigenous group: Attention paid to YLE Sápmi radio digital news in Finland

Terttu Kortelainen, Anni-Siiri Länsman

European Journal of Cultural Studies

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First published 2005-07

The political process of inscribing a new technology

André Spicer

Human Relations

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