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The new media book

Editor
Dan Harries
Publisher
British Film Institute
Place
London, England
ETC archive
ETC1152

Abstract

With index and bibliography. A sampling of the contemporary approaches for studying new media and moving images.
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The new media book. British Film Institute. 2002.

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ETC1152

With index and bibliography. A sampling of the contemporary approaches for studying new media and moving images.

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