Corporate Power’s Cultural Influence – National Influence

Corporate Power’s Cultural Influence:
-National Influence

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5. “Manipulating the Media” Peter T. Leeson, Christopher J. Coyne
6. New media and internet activism: from the ‘Battle of Seattle’ to blogging

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5. Robert McChesney, “Fight for a Free Press” Nation (2002)