The Media Presidency The relationship among the presidents, the news media and the public Woojung Lee PSC 499 Capstone.

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The Media Presidency The relationship among the presidents, the news media and the public Woojung Lee PSC 499 Capstone

The Political Actors The President News Media The Public

Media In politics-I Sparrow- The news media is a political institution – Part of political system – Rely on standard practices Objectivism News bias

Media in Politics-II News Media Bias – Bennett: Information bias Personalization Dramatization – Sabato: Feeding Frenzy Agenda Setting Theory

Managing the Press-I Importance of Technology – Party Press Era – Yellow Journalism – Radio – Television – Cable – Internet

Managing the Press-II Graber – Three approaches by the President Influence to present favorable news Shape the flow of the news Paces and arranges his work schedules to produce opportunities

Major Cases The Watergate Crisis Iran-Contra Affair Lewinsky Scandal

The Watergate Crisis Pres. Nixon News Media Public

Iran Contra Affair Pres. Reagan News Media Public

Lewinsky Scandal President Clinton News Media The Public

Conclusion There is no dominant actor Each actor depends on one another Further Study – The influence of Internet

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