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”The Deal Should Be Fairer”. Stakeholders’ Discourses on Intrusive Interface

Mathieu, D.; Finger, J.; Dias, P.; Chronaki, D. & Scarcelli, C. M. (in preparation, 2018): ”The Deal Should Be Fairer”. Stakeholders’ Discourses on Intrusive Interfaces. In: R. Das, B. Ytre-Arne (eds.), The Future of Audiences: A Foresight Analysis of Interfaces and Engagement. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.

Mathieu, D.; Finger, J.; Dias, P.; Chronaki, D. & Scarcelli, C. M. (in preparation, 2018): ”The Deal Should Be Fairer”. Stakeholders’ Discourses on Intrusive Interfaces. In: R. Das, B. Ytre-Arne (eds.), The Future of Audiences: A Foresight Analysis of Interfaces and Engagement. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.

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