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In Media Res
Voices Of Uncertainty- The AMPTP In Their Own Words
By
Jennifer Holt
University of California, Santa Barbara
December 20, 2007
1 comment
producers more than they
earn
, “thereby dooming the Internet media business before it ever gets started.” ...
In Media Res
Industrial and Institutional Change in Brand Environments
By
Katie McCollough
Rutgers University
June 20, 2013
just $10 to UNCF, including the impact on
earnings
, crime savings and health savings” ...
In Media Res
The AMPTP vs. The World
By
Derek Kompare
Southern Methodist University
December 18, 2007
5 comments
history of labor struggle reveals time and again that the owners don’t have
win
the hearts and minds; they ...
