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The New Media and Education: Their Impact on Society, edited by Peter H. Rossi and Bruce J. Biddle.Chicago:Aldine Publishing Company, 1966.417 pp. $8.95.
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Gerbner, G., Carpenter, C.R., Burns, R.K. et al. Book reviews. AVCR 16, 204–217 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02769099
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