The Nightly News Nightmare: Media Coverage of U.S. Presidential Elections, 1988-2008

Stephen J. Farnsworth · S. Robert Lichter

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Media Studies and Communication Journalism and Media Studies Media Influence and Politics

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1 The Media and Presidential Elections: Studying News Content 2 A Need-to-Know Basis? Covering Issues of Substance and the Horse Race 3 Who Elected You? Candidates versus Reporters 4 A Plague on (almost) All Your Houses: Fairness, Negativity, and Accuracy 5 Nobody Does It Better? Comparing Key Campaign News Sources 6 Maybe Next Year? The Future of Campaign Coverage

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