Politics and television re-viewed

Gladys Engel Lang · Kurt Lang

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Media Studies and Communication Media, Journalism, and Communication History Media Influence and Politics

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The Television Image The Unique Perspective of Television MacArthur Day The First Televised Conventions 1952 Ordeal Before Television The Kennedy-Nixon Debates Late Voters and Early Returns Watergate Television as a Unifying Force Debate and Dilemmas Carter versus Ford The Question of 'Reality'

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