Engaged Journalism: Connecting With Digitally Empowered News Audiences
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Jake Batsell., & Jake Batsell|AUTHOR. (2015). Engaged Journalism: Connecting With Digitally Empowered News Audiences . Columbia University Press.

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Jake Batsell and Jake Batsell|AUTHOR. 2015. Engaged Journalism: Connecting With Digitally Empowered News Audiences. Columbia University Press.

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Jake Batsell and Jake Batsell|AUTHOR. Engaged Journalism: Connecting With Digitally Empowered News Audiences Columbia University Press, 2015.

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Jake Batsell, and Jake Batsell|AUTHOR. Engaged Journalism: Connecting With Digitally Empowered News Audiences Columbia University Press, 2015.

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