Prezenter porannej audycji radiowej –usługodawca czy kreator usług?
Journal Title: Naukowy Przegląd Dziennikarski - Year 2014, Vol 1, Issue 3
Abstract
The article discusses the phenomenon of breakfast shows, specifically the morning show presenters. The subject of media workers is raised, who are able to temporarily work in the media industry, just to move to the extra-media sector, after their work is done. An important aspect appears to be the ability of the presenters to switch the recipients into a more daily mode operation
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Karolina Albińska
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