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On the future of media research: No more full acceleration in neutral gear

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  • An Analysis of Research Needs in Educational Communication and Technology — Part 1
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    Gavriel Salomon (associate professor)

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Salomon, G. On the future of media research: No more full acceleration in neutral gear. ETCJ 26, 37–46 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02766573

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