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「문화소비 행위로서 텔레비전을 본다는 것에관하여 -옴니보어론과 방송콘텐츠소비의 다양성」

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' 「문화소비 행위로서 텔레비전을 본다는 것에관하여 -옴니보어론과 방송콘텐츠소비의 다양성」' 의 참고문헌

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