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Print Sources
The International Encyclopedia of Communication by Wolfgang Donsbach (Editor)
Call Number: P87.5 .I58 2008
Publication Date: 2008
The Handbook of Global Communication and Media Ethics by Robert S. Fortner (Editor); P. Mark Fackler (Editor)
Call Number: P94 .H354 2011
Publication Date: 2011
The Handbook of Technical Writing by Gerald J. Alred; Charles T. Brusaw; Walter E. Oliu
The International Encyclopedia of Communication by 
The Handbook of Global Communication and Media Ethics by 
The Handbook of Technical Writing by 