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Street, S., 2008. Radio History Online. In: Learning On Screen 2008, 18-19 March 2008, National Science Learning Centre, University of York, England. (Unpublished)

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Street, S., 2007. The Archive Hour, Saving the Sounds of History: Marie Slocombe and the BBC Sound Archive. Radio. BBC Radio 4. August 2007. 20.00.

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Sudbury, S., 2007. Moving On. Film. UK: Bournemouth Churches Housing Association. January 2007.

Street, S., 2007. 6BM Calling. In: Miramar Talks, 22 February 2007, Bournemouth, England. (Unpublished)

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Street, S., 2007. Poem: The Dying Weather Girl. In: Cuthbertson, G. and Newlyn, L., eds. Branch-lines: Edward Thomas and Contemporary Poetry. London: Enitharmon Press, pp. 218-219.

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Street, S., 2005. The Fisheries Broadcast. Radio. CBC, Canada. December 2005.

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Watson, T. and Kitchen, P. J., 2008. Corporate Communication: reputation in action. In: Melewar, T. C., ed. Facets of Corporate Identity, Communication and Reputation. London: Routledge, pp. 121-140.

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Watson, T., 2005. PR Evaluation: It's All About Relationships. Admap (465), pp. 44-46.

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