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Noel Gilroy Annan
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University of Edinburgh
Language
English
Pages
15

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Subjects
Great Britain, Great Britain. Committee on the Future of Broadcasting, Television broadcasting
Places
Great Britain

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Cover of: The politics of broadcasting
The politics of broadcasting: the eighth Encyclopaedia Britannica lecture delivered in the University of Edinburgh on 7th November 1977
1977, University of Edinburgh
in English
Cover of: The politics of broadcasting
The politics of broadcasting
1977, University of Edinburgh
in English
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"Delivered in the University of Edinburgh on 7th NOvember 1977".

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[Edinburgh]
Series
Encyclopedia Britannica lecture -- 1977

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Library of Congress
HE8699G7 A75

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15 p. --
Number of pages
15

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OL19319313M

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