The mediated presidency: television news and presidential governance

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Chapter 1 U.S. Presidential Governance and Television News: Studying Media Content Chapter 2 Presidents versus Congress: The Competition for Media Attention Chapter 3 Presidents in Good Times and Bad: Covering the Economy Chapter 4 Presidents in War and Peace: Covering Military and Foreign Policy Chapter 5 Can't We Talk about Something Else? Covering Presidential Scandals Chapter 6 Competing Voices: Network Television versus Newspapers Chapter 7 Presidential Coverage and the Challenges of a Changing Media

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