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Wo informieren sich die Deutschen? Muster der informationsorientierten Mediennutzung im internationalen Vergleich

Wo informieren sich die Deutschen? Muster der informationsorientierten Mediennutzung im internationalen Vergleich

Hölig, S.; Hasebrink, U. (2014): Wo informieren sich die Deutschen? Muster der informationsorientierten Mediennutzung im internationalen Vergleich [Where Do Germans Inform Themselves? Patterns of Information-Oriented Media Usage in International Comparison]. In: die medienanstalten (eds.), Programmbericht 2013. Fernsehen in Deutschland. Programmforschung und Programmdiskurs [Programme Report 2013. Television in Germany. Programme Research and Programme Discourse]. Berlin: Vistas, pp. 107-125.

Wo informieren sich die Deutschen? Muster der informationsorientierten Mediennutzung im internationalen Vergleich

Hölig, S.; Hasebrink, U. (2014): Wo informieren sich die Deutschen? Muster der informationsorientierten Mediennutzung im internationalen Vergleich [Where Do Germans Inform Themselves? Patterns of Information-Oriented Media Usage in International Comparison]. In: die medienanstalten (eds.), Programmbericht 2013. Fernsehen in Deutschland. Programmforschung und Programmdiskurs [Programme Report 2013. Television in Germany. Programme Research and Programme Discourse]. Berlin: Vistas, pp. 107-125.

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Prof. em. Dr. Uwe Hasebrink

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2014

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media use • media use in converging and cross-media environments • information repertoires

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