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Television’s Frames in the 1988 Canadian Election
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  • 1980The Mass Media Election: How Americans Choose Their President399 cited
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  • 2014The Branding of Candidates and Parties: The U.S. News Media and the Legitimization of a New Political Term39 cited
  • 2016Framing referendum campaigns: the 2014 Scottish independence referendum in the press38 cited
  • 1999The Rise and Fall of Candidates in Canadian Election Campaigns13 cited
  • 2019Visual Infotainment in the political news8 cited

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