When Media Use Can't Be Observed: Some Problems and Tactics of Collaborative Audience Research
Journal of CommunicationPublished 1 December 1990
Thomas R. Lindlof, Debra Grodin
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Thomas R. Lindlof, Debra Grodin; When Media Use Can't Be Observed: Some Problems and Tactics of Collaborative Audience Research, Journal of Communication,
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