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Media Information Australia, 1987
Quantity is more evident than quality in the 1986 crop of British media books. Chronic lack of funding and opportunities for serious long-term research into the media in universities, polytechnics and colleges is reflected in a general absence of sustained reflective work in the publishers' lists.
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Quantity is more evident than quality in the 1986 crop of British media books. Chronic lack of funding and opportunities for serious long-term research into the media in universities, polytechnics and colleges is reflected in a general absence of sustained reflective work in the publishers' lists.
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The Portrayal of Bariatric Surgery in the UK Print Media
Obesity Surgery, 2012Bariatric and metabolic surgery is a recent introduction into mainstream surgical practice. It has been shown to have a beneficial effect on the health of an individual and a positive economic impact for society. Nonetheless, bariatric surgery faces a problem of perception from both the public and healthcare commissioners.
J M L, Williamson, J A, Rink, D H, Hewin
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Researching media education in English classrooms in the UK
Continuum, 1996(1996). Researching media education in English classrooms in the UK. Continuum: Vol. 9, Media Education, pp. 146-160.
A. Hart, A. Benson
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Sustainability: UK retailers and social media
World Review of Entrepreneurship, Management and Sustainable Development, 2013This paper provides an exploratory review of the extent to which the UK’s retail industry is employing social media, specifically Facebook, to communicate their sustainability aspirations, commitments and achievements. The paper begins with an outline of the development and characteristics of social media and this is followed by a short discussion of ...
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Fulldome UK: A future media archaeology
Ubiquity: The Journal of Pervasive Media, 2014Abstract
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Children get Media Smart in the UK
Young Consumers, 2005Interviews Paul Jackson, chairman of Media Smart, which is a UK media literacy programme founded in 2002 and focusing on advertising; it is aimed at schoolchildren aged six to 11, is funded by the media industry and supported by Ofcom, the UK government and the European Commission.
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UK News Media Discourses of Surveillance
The Sociological Quarterly, 2011This article examines the findings of a discursive analysis of UK newspapers to determine how practices of surveillance are represented. Drawing upon Deleuze and Guattari, the article argues for the importance of examining the linguistic and enunciative components of surveillant assemblages.
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The Social Media Cancer Misinformation Conundrum
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Mike Fillon
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How Social Media Affects Teen Mental Health: A Missing Link
Nature, 2023Sarah-Jayne Blakemore, Amy Orben
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