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Greenberg, Bradley S.; Dervin, Brenda - In: Public opinion quarterly : journal of the American … 34 (1970) 2, pp. 224-235

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The role of the mass media for urban poor adults

Greenberg, Bradley S.; Dervin, Brenda - In: Use of the mass media by the urban poor : findings of …, (pp. 3-29). 1970

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Use of the mass media by the urban poor : findings of three research projects, with an annotated bibliography

Greenberg, Bradley S.; Dervin, Brenda; Dominick, Joseph R. - 1970

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The communication environment of the urban poor

Dervin, Brenda; Greenberg, Bradley S. - In: Current perspectives in mass communication research, (pp. 195-233). 1972

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Applying sense-making methodology to design knowledge management practices

Cheuk, Bonnie Wai-yi; Dervin, Brenda - In: Ubiquitous developments in knowledge management : …, (pp. 198-214). 2010

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Leadership 2.0 and Web2.0 at ERM : a journey from knowledge management to "knowledging"

Bonnie, Cheuk Wai-yi; Dervin, Brenda - In: Managing knowledge for global and collaborative …, (pp. 233-253). 2010

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The Burden of Being Special: Adding Clarity about Communicating to Researching and Serving Users, Special and Otherwise

Dervin, Brenda; Reinhard, CarrieLynn D.; Kerr, Zack Y. - In: Advances in librarianship, (pp. 233-269). 2006

The idea of adapting and designing services and products to serve “special” needs either for the public good or for commercial purposes is fundamentally an idea anchored in US history. At root, it is a simple idea, albeit expressed in widely varying vocabularies across disciplines and...

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