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The Debate Over Al Jazeera English in Burlington, VT.
The Debate Over Al Jazeera English in Burlington, VT.
Arab Media and Society, Issue 13, 2011
William Youmans analyzes the debate in Burlington, Vermont, over whether the local cable TV company should or should not carry Al Jazeera English. He concludes that Burlington was a special case, rather than the harbinger of a breakthrough into the US market for AJE.
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Viktor Dobrovolny,
3 Sep 2011