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- ↑ "Décès - « Lecture pour tous », c'est lui. « Cinq colonnes à la Une » aussi. Pierre Dumayet est mort hier. Inventeur de la télévision". L'Est Républicain .
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- ↑ Chaplin, Tamara (December 12, 2007). Turning On the Mind: French Philosophers on Television. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226509914 – via Google Books.
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