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(aired: November 12 2013, CBC/Denver - "Some Feel Female ‘Call Of Duty’ Avatars Opens Door To Online Abuse")

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Show notes:
- Link: denver.cbslocal.com/2013/11/12/some-feel-female-call-of-duty-avatars-opens-door-to-online-abuse
- Reporter: Mark Taylor
- Guest 1: Margaret Moore (gamer)
- Guest 2: Dr. Pavithra Prassad (professor at Denver University)
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CBS: Some Feel Female Call Of Duty Avatars Opens Door To Online Abuse

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