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Introduction to Artificial Hearts,hout reference to human behaviour. While research appreciates that electronic consumers are computer users, and vice-versa, few understand exactly how this is transforming consumer behaviour. In other words, technological imagination has surpassed our knowledge of media-based consumer behaviour. Thi

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