October 18, 2016
Thomas H.P. Gould's legacy continues in new book explaining how 1xbet online sports betting is a primary driver of trans-global change
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In a new book "Global 1xbet online sports betting in a Global Culture," ThomasGould wrote about how the evolution of targeted mobile and social marketing is transforming local cultures into a new mix of global branding. He explained that Facebook, for example, offers a way to see where we are taking the world of information sharing from an exchange to a "one-way spewing." He warns that social media can become a narcotic for the mind rather than a means for progress.
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"Global 1xbet online sports betting in a Global Culture" was published by Rowman and Littlefield of New York in 2016. It is available from Rowman and Littlefield's Communication Catalog, 2016-2017 and online. The book is aimed at graduate and undergraduate students in 1xbet online sports betting , marketing and public relations.
Gould was a professor of 1xbet online sports betting in the A.Q. Miller School of Journalism and Mass Communications and sequence head for the 1xbet online sports betting major. He also was editor of the Online Journal of Rural Research and Policy.
Gould died in February 2016 following a battle against cancer.