Pro-Am curators of Australian television history: How is their practice different from that of professional television historians?

Author： McKee Alan   Dore Johanna  

Publisher： Intellect Books

ISSN： 2045-5860

Source： Australasian Journal of Popular Culture, Vol.3, Iss.2, 2014-06, pp. : 159-171

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