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New media politics: shaping cable television policy in France

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A Technological Society
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The social impact of the telephone
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Cable policy in Europe
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The Local Community as an Ecology of Games
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Public Service versus the Market
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The Interests Served B Y Technological Reform
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The Faltering Development of Cable Television in Britain
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Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association
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Cable Television and the Future of Broadcasting

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The Political Dynamics of District Reform: The Form and Fate of the Los Angeles Public School Choice Initiative
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