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• 2008An Audience Interpretation of Corporate Communication in a Cause-Related Corporate Outreach Event: The Avon Breast Cancer 3-Day Walk9 cited
• 2009Z-Radio, Boston: Teen Journalism, Political Engagement, and Democratizing the Airwaves8 cited
• 2012Radio, Race and Identity in South Africa: The Case of Metro FM