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Dr. Rebecca Hains is an associate professor at Salem State University who teaches advertising and media studies. She received her B.A. from Emmanuel College, M.S. from Boston University, and Ph.D. from Temple University, specializing in children's media culture. She has authored one book and has two more in the works, and has corresponded for over 30 national and international media events and conferences.
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