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Rethinking the BBC: Public Media in the 21st Century

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Rethinking the BBC: Public Media in the 21st Century
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Publisher: Commonwealth Publishing
ISBN/ASIN: B01M9I4HYE
Number of pages: 198

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Rethinking the BBC: Public Media in the 21st Century brings together some of the most influential and creative thinkers on media politics and policy in the UK and beyond. It is a vital contribution to the debate on public media at a moment of rapid change.

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