Presidents on Television: The Effects of Instant Analysis

David L. Paletz · Richard J. Vinegar

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The effects of instant analyses of presidential appearances are probed through an experimental study of the CBS television network's coverage of an appearance by President Nixon. Explanations are offered for the kinds of instant analysis Presidents encounter

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