The broadcast journalism handbook by Gary…

The broadcast journalism handbook (edition 2007)

by Gary Hudson (Author), Sarah Rowlands (Author), Jeremy Vine (Foreword)

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Title:	The broadcast journalism handbook
Authors:	Gary Hudson (Author)
Other authors:	Sarah Rowlands (Author), Jeremy Vine (Foreword)
Info:	Harlow : Pearson Education, 2007.
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Tags:	Journalism, Media, Broadcasting, Television, Radio, Writing, UK, Y, Y2

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'The Broadcast Journalism Handbook' is an essential guide to students and practitioners in broadcast journalism, general journalism and media studies.

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