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The Emergence of the Ethnic Press: World War II and Beyond
Ethnic Broadcasting Association of Queensland.
An account of the way language difficulties and the aim to maintain community links among post-war migrants to Queensland led to the creation of many new ethnic media outlets.
Created:
2002
Date Added:
27 February 2006
Source:
The Ethnic Broadcasting Association of Queensland (EBAQ) Ltd; Watson, Ian (joint ed.) "The Emergence of the Ethnic Press: World War II and Beyond" in Messages from the Past, Voices to the Future: Communications Linking and Sustaining Multicultural Queensland, Brisbane, EBAQ, 2002 (pp 26-49)
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pdf (Acrobat Reader);
File size:
2.5 MB
Length:
20 pages
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