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Select article: Geeks,Meta-Geeks,and Gender Trouble

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First published 2008-04

Geeks,Meta-Geeks,and Gender Trouble

Christina Dunbar-Hester

Social Studies of Science

Select article: Low power to the people: Pirates,protest,and politics in FM radio activism

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First published 2016-3

Low power to the people: Pirates,protest,and politics in FM radio activism

Stefania Milan

New Media & Society

Select article: 'Free the spectrum!' Activist encounters with old and new media technology

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First published 2009-2

'Free the spectrum!' Activist encounters with old and new media technology

Christina Dunbar-Hester

New Media & Society

Select article: Book Review: Low Power to the People: Pirates,Protest,and Politics in FM Radio Activism,by Christina Dunbar-Hester

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First published 2015-12

Book Review: Low Power to the People: Pirates,Protest,and Politics in FM Radio Activism,by Christina Dunbar-Hester

Jon Bekken

Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly

Select article: From Class D to LPFM: The High-Powered Politics of Low-Power Radio

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First published 2001-6

From Class D to LPFM: The High-Powered Politics of Low-Power Radio

Alan G. Stavitsky, Robert K. Avery, Helena Vanhala

Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly

Select article: “Is Anybody Listening?” Questioning the Local Bond Between LPFM Programmers and Their Audience

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First published 2011-1

“Is Anybody Listening?” Questioning the Local Bond Between LPFM Programmers and Their Audience

Cynthia Conti

Journal of Communication Inquiry

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