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Losing Our Census Darroch, Michael; University of Windsor - Darroch, Gordon; York University
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The Death and Life of American Journalism: The Media Revolution that Will Begin the World Again Gorman, Brian; Carleton University
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Outside Looking In: Viewing First Nations Peoples in Canadian Dramatic Television Series Byers, Michele; Saint Mary's University
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Editorial Sawchuk, Kim; Editor, Concordia University
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Innovating in a Crisis: Canadian Media Actors Assess the State of Convergence Brin, Colette; Université Laval - Soderlund, Walter; University of Windsor
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Media Convergence and Changes in Québec Journalists’ Professional Values Pritchard, David; University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee - Bernier, Marc-François; Université d'Ottawa
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Re-reading the Notion of “Convergence” in Light of Recent Changes to the Culture and Communication Industries in Canada George, Éric; Communication. Université du Québec à Montréal
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On the Policy Reflex in Canadian Communication Studies Wagman, Ira M; School of Journalism & Communication, Carleton University
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« Du solide et du concret » : concentration de la propriété et convergence journalistique au sein du groupe Quebecor Média Carbasse, Renaud; Université du Québec à Montréal - GRICIS
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The Problem of Utopia: Capitalism, Depression, and Representation Best, Beverley; Concordia University
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