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Ostenstraße 25
85071 Eichstätt
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Dr. Melanie Verhovnik
Dr. Isabel Bracker

Lehrstuhl für Kommunikationswissenschaft
Universität Passau
Innstraße 33a
94030 Passau
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Prof. Dr. Ralf Hohlfeld
Dr. Alexander Godulla

Universität Leipzig
Institut für Kommunikations- und Medienwissenschaft
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04109 Leipzig
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