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Detect’s European Audience Study: Insights into the preferences and passions of European crime viewers

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Detect’s European Audience Study : Insights into the preferences and passions of European crime viewers. / Bengesser, Cathrin Helen; De Rosa, Paola; Jensen, Pia Majbritt; Spaletta, Marica.

5 p. 2021, Blogpost.

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Harvard

Bengesser, CH, De Rosa, P, Jensen, PM & Spaletta, M 2021, Detect’s European Audience Study: Insights into the preferences and passions of European crime viewers.. <https://cstonline.net/detects-european-audience-study-insights-into-the-preferences-and-passions-of-european-crime-viewers-by-cathrin-bengesser-marica-spalletta-pia-majbritt-jensen-paola-de-rosa/>

APA

Bengesser, C. H., De Rosa, P., Jensen, P. M., & Spaletta, M. (2021, Oct 29). Detect’s European Audience Study: Insights into the preferences and passions of European crime viewers. https://cstonline.net/detects-european-audience-study-insights-into-the-preferences-and-passions-of-european-crime-viewers-by-cathrin-bengesser-marica-spalletta-pia-majbritt-jensen-paola-de-rosa/

CBE

Bengesser CH, De Rosa P, Jensen PM, Spaletta M. 2021. Detect’s European Audience Study: Insights into the preferences and passions of European crime viewers. 5 p.

MLA

Bengesser, Cathrin Helen et al., Detect’s European Audience Study: Insights into the preferences and passions of European crime viewers, 2021.

Vancouver

Bengesser CH, De Rosa P, Jensen PM, Spaletta M. Detect’s European Audience Study: Insights into the preferences and passions of European crime viewers. 2021. 5 p.

Author

Bengesser, Cathrin Helen ; De Rosa, Paola ; Jensen, Pia Majbritt ; Spaletta, Marica. / Detect’s European Audience Study : Insights into the preferences and passions of European crime viewers. 2021. 5 p.

Bibtex

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