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Denis McQuail  

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  • Denis McQuail studied history and administration at the University of Oxford in the U.K. He received his PhD at Leeds University. While working for the newly founded Granada Television Research Unit at Leeds University, he participated in the early British election studies (1959, 1964) and was a coauthor of the classical books that emerged from these projects, Television and the Political Image (1961, with Joseph Trenaman) and Television in Politics (1968, with Jay G. Blumler). [Source: Encyclopedia of Political Communication; McQuail, Denis]

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