News Coverage of Political Campaigns

Girish J. “Jeff” Gulati · Marion R. Just · Ann N. Crigler

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

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To review research on news coverage of political campaigns, we start with a basic premise: All news is a construction of reality. News about political campaigns represents an on-going negotiation among key actors in the campaign process: on the media side-journalists, editors, and owners; on the campaign side-candidates, campaign staffers, and party activists. To a lesser extent the public, government institutions and their incumbents, interest groups, pundits, and experts also play a role in the news-making process.

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