The presidency in the era of 24-hour news

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2008-10-01otherChoice Reviews Online56 citationsclosed

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

Abstract

List of Illustrations vii List of Tables ix Preface xi Acknowledgments xiii CHAPTER 1: The Growing Disconnect between Presidential News Coverage and Public Opinion 1 CHAPTER 2: The Presidential News System during the Golden Age of Presidential Television 18 CHAPTER 3: The New Media Age and the Decline in Presidential News 49 CHAPTER 4: Change in Presidential News over the Long Haul: The New York Times Historical Series, 1857-1998 71 CHAPTER 5: The Increasing Negativity in Presidential News in the Age of New Media 89 CHAPTER 6: Sources of Negativity in Presidential News during the Age of New Media 107 CHAPTER 7: The Declining Audience for News and the New Media Age 135 CHAPTER 8: Declining Trust in the News Media and the New Media Age 160 CHAPTER 9: The Implications of the New Media on the Presidential News System and Presidential Leadership 175 CHAPTER 10: Conclusions: The New Media, the Presidency, and American Politics 201 Notes 209 Bibliography 233 Index 251

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