With malice toward all?: the media and public confidence in democratic institutions

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Media Studies and Communication Media Influence and Politics Communication and COVID-19 Impact

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Preface Crisis of Confidence Erosion of Confidence The Question of Causality Media Influence on Confidence Design of the Studies Media Depictions The Print Media's Contribution The Effects of Traditional Television News The Effects of Television Programming The Effects of Political Talk Radio Conclusions Bibliography Index

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