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The history of public address in an age of information |
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| Authors: | William R. Brown |
| Affiliation: | Professor of Communication , Ohio State University |
| Abstract: | This essay develops the thesis that to study public address in an age of information is to take into account (1) the mass and diversity of public communication events and (2) the dominant intellectual version of information in speech‐communication |
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