1 Media Don’t “Influence” Politics, They Are the Way Politics Gets Done.

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1 Media Don’t “Influence” Politics, They Are the Way Politics Gets Done

2 Imagine you are this guy… How would you govern?

3 Political Context

4 More Context

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6 Manufacturing Employment, By Year

7 More Context / Economic Disruptions / Business Risks / 1873: 5000 bankruptcies / 1878: 10,000 bankruptcies / 1880s: 156 RRs went bankrupt / Economic Disruptions / Business Risks / 1873: 5000 bankruptcies / 1878: 10,000 bankruptcies / 1880s: 156 RRs went bankrupt / Depressions / : 14 years of Depression / Profit Margins Decrease / 8.8% in 1870s RRs, to 5% in 1890s RRs

8 More Context / Machine Politics in Cities / Parochial Interests in Congress / Political Influence by Big Business / Machine Politics in Cities / Parochial Interests in Congress / Political Influence by Big Business

9 Ok… What do you do?

10 Going Public Get Noticed by Reporters Set Agendas Frame Issues

11 A Subsidy For News Organizations Key Point: Political Actors Need Media to Govern