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First published 2014-4

Acquiring,positioning and connecting: the materiality of television and the politics of mobility in a Chinese rural migrant community

Yan Yuan

Media,Culture & Society

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First published 2024

The role of radio,television and mobile phones in disseminating information on occurrences of wildfire in Uluguru Mountains Nature Reserve – Morogoro Tanzania

D. M. Mabula, Evans F. Wema

Information Development

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First published 1993-09

Television,Geography and `Mobile Privatization'

Shaun Moores

European Journal of Communication

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Other

First published 2011-2

Recontextualizing participatory journalists’ mobile media in British television news: A case study of the live coverage and commemorations of the 2005 London bombings

Nuria Lorenzo-Dus, Annie Bryan

Discourse & Communication

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Other

First published 2010-12

From ‘a box in the theater of the world’ to ‘the world as your living room’: cellular phones,television and mobile privatization

Stephen Groening

New Media & Society

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Other

First published 2011-5

Towards ethnography of television on the internet: A mobile strategy for exploring mundane interpretive activities

Christine Hine

Media,Culture & Society

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First published 2007-08

Little Players,Big Shows

Max Dawson

Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies

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First published 2021-10

Muslim like us: mobilizing minority identities in popular Australian entertainment media as sites of transnational representation

Benjamin Nickl

Media,Culture & Society

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Research article

First published 2016-11

Televised minority beauties

Liew Kai Khiun, Nidya Shanthini Manokara, Lizawati Mohd T’a’at

Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies

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Research article

First published 2022-2

Get Up,Stand Up? Theorizing Mobilization in Creative Work

Neil Percival, David Lee

Television & New Media

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