Deciding what we watch : taste, decency, and media ethics in the UK and the USA /

• Shaw, Colin, 1928-

• Mass media -- Moral and ethical aspects
• Mass media -- Great Britain
• Mass media -- United States.

• Clarendon Press,

• 0198159374
• 0198159366 (pbk)
• 9780198159360

• Includes bibliographical references and index.

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