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The Mass Media and the Political Agenda

Introduction Mass Media: Old Media versus New media Television, radio, newspapers, magazines, the Internet, social media , and other means of popular communication High-Tech Politics: Politics in which the behavior of citizens and policymakers and the political agenda itself are increasingly shaped by technology

The Mass Media Today Media Events: Image Making News Management Effective communication through media is key to political success. Media Events: Events purposely staged for the media that nonetheless look spontaneous. Image Making News Management

Where Americans Get News  Back

Sources of Campaign News Back

The Impact of the Internet Wider range of information More biased? Less accurate? Potential to inform? Since Americans are generally disinterested in politics, they will not necessarily use the Internet for political information. (2% News) Blogs additional information / opinion

Only a small number of TV stations are publicly owned in America. Private Control of the Media Only a small number of TV stations are publicly owned in America. Media are totally dependent on advertising revenues. Chains: Account for over four-fifths of the nation’s daily newspaper circulation Also control broadcast media

Reporting the News Beats: specific locations from which news frequently emanates. Trial Balloons: an intentional news leak for the purpose of assessing the political reaction Reporters and their sources… depend on each other.

Presenting the News Superficial describes most news coverage today. Sound Bites: short video clips of approximately 10 seconds Major TV networks devote less time to covering political candidates

Do members of the media have a distinctive political attitude? Bias in the News 3 Questions… Do members of the media have a distinctive political attitude? Does that attitude affect what they write and say? Does what they write or say affect what citizens believe?

Partisan Bias Back

Conservative News Outlets Fox news Conservative blogs and internet sites Talk Radio

THE MEDIA DOES INFLUENCE THE POLICY AGENDA ROLES OF THE PRESS *GATEKEEPER DECIDING WHAT IS NEWS *SCOREKEEPER DECIDING WHO IS “WINNING” *WATCHDOG EXPOSING “SCANDLES”

Number of Newspapers

Circulation monthly decline

WHO READ THE NEWSPAPER YESTERDAY ?

WHO READ THE NEWSPAPER YESTERDAY?

News Generation Gap Back

Presidential Press Conferences Back