After Mass Media: Storytelling for Microaudiences in the Twenty-First Century (Critical Cultural Communication)
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After Mass Media: Storytelling for Microaudiences in the Twenty-First Century (Critical Cultural Communication)

by Amanda D. Lotz

Communication Cultural Studies Media Studies
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After Mass Media considers how storytelling operates for microaudiences in the twenty-first century. Written by Amanda D. Lotz, this work approaches the subject through critical cultural communication, making it relevant to readers studying media, audiences, culture, and the changing landscape of communication.

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After Mass Media explores storytelling for microaudiences in the twenty-first century.

Amanda D. Lotz presents the subject through the lens of critical cultural communication.

The book focuses on the relationship between media, storytelling, and smaller audience groups.

It is suited to readers interested in contemporary media studies and communication.

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