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Do the Media Govern?: Politicians, Voters, and Reporters in America
Written by author Richard Reeves
Published by SAGE Publications, February 1997
This is the first book dealing with the media and North American politics that brings together the perspectives of academics, reporters, commentators, campaign consultants and policy makers. The contributions combine the best social science research on
This is the first book dealing with the media and North American politics that brings together the perspectives of academics, reporters, commentators, campaign consultants and policy makers. The contributions combine the best social science resear

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The Brave New World of Media Politics
The Socialization of Reporters 9
The American Journalist in the 1990s 18
Covering the O. J. Trial 29
Show and Tell: Reporters Meet Politicians on Larry King Live 33
The Question of Media Bias 40
Oliver Stone and History 43
Combat Stories 50
Sound Bite News: Television Coverage of Elections 57
The U.S. Media: Supermarket or Assembly Line? 66
Three Blind Mice 77
Raiding the Global Village 82
The Business of Television News 90
Cracking the News Code: Some Rules That Journalists Live By 103
Press Theory and Journalistic Practice: The Case of the Gulf War 118
Lying: The Theodore H. White Lecture at Harvard University 126
Who Uses Whom? The Theodore H. White Lecture at Harvard University 132
Shifting Perspectives on the Effects of Campaign Communication 149
The Media: Obstacle or Ally of Feminists? 156
Women as Political Candidates: Was 1992 the "Year of the Woman"? 165
Voter Learning in the 1992 Presidential Campaign 171
Campaigning and the Press: The Influence of the Candidates 181
Does Attack Advertising Demobilize the Electorate? 195
Political Knowledge in Comparative Perspective 217
A Paradigmatic History of Agenda-Setting Research 225
The News Media and the Pictures in Our Heads 237
News Coverage of the Gulf Crisis and Public Opinion: A Study of Agenda Setting, Priming, and Framing 248
Anatomy of News Media Priming 258
Framing Responsibility for Political Issues: The Case of Poverty 276
Modern Racism and Images of Blacks in Local Television News 283
Crime in Black and White: The Violent, Scary World of Local News 287
A Model of Communication Effects at the Outbreak of the Gulf War 296
The Theory and Practice of Going Public 323
Going Public in Undemocratic Polities 334
Media Attention and Congressional Agendas 349
Press Briefing by Press Secretary Mike McCurry: October 12, 1995 364
Remarks by the President at 2nd AmeriCorps Swearing-In Ceremony: October 12, 1995 374
Going Less Public: Managing Images to Influence U.S. Foreign Policy 379
Putting Media Effects Research to Work: Lessons for Community Groups Who Would Be Heard 391
Talking Back, Ernie Pyle Style 401
Framing the Framers: Changing the Debate Over Juvenile Crime in San Francisco 409
Advocate's Guide to Developing Framing Memos 420
Name Index 435
Subject Index 443
About the Editors 455
About the Contributors 457

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	The Brave New World of Media Politics
	The Socialization of Reporters	9
	The American Journalist in the 1990s	18
	Covering the O. J. Trial	29
	Show and Tell: Reporters Meet Politicians on Larry King Live	33
	The Question of Media Bias	40
	Oliver Stone and History	43
	Combat Stories	50
	Sound Bite News: Television Coverage of Elections	57
	The U.S. Media: Supermarket or Assembly Line?	66
	Three Blind Mice	77
	Raiding the Global Village	82
	The Business of Television News	90
	Cracking the News Code: Some Rules That Journalists Live By	103
	Press Theory and Journalistic Practice: The Case of the Gulf War	118
	Lying: The Theodore H. White Lecture at Harvard University	126
	Who Uses Whom? The Theodore H. White Lecture at Harvard University	132
	Shifting Perspectives on the Effects of Campaign Communication	149
	The Media: Obstacle or Ally of Feminists?	156
	Women as Political Candidates: Was 1992 the "Year of the Woman"?	165
	Voter Learning in the 1992 Presidential Campaign	171
	Campaigning and the Press: The Influence of the Candidates	181
	Does Attack Advertising Demobilize the Electorate?	195
	Political Knowledge in Comparative Perspective	217
	A Paradigmatic History of Agenda-Setting Research	225
	The News Media and the Pictures in Our Heads	237
	News Coverage of the Gulf Crisis and Public Opinion: A Study of Agenda Setting, Priming, and Framing	248
	Anatomy of News Media Priming	258
	Framing Responsibility for Political Issues: The Case of Poverty	276
	Modern Racism and Images of Blacks in Local Television News	283
	Crime in Black and White: The Violent, Scary World of Local News	287
	A Model of Communication Effects at the Outbreak of the Gulf War	296
	The Theory and Practice of Going Public	323
	Going Public in Undemocratic Polities	334
	Media Attention and Congressional Agendas	349
	Press Briefing by Press Secretary Mike McCurry: October 12, 1995	364
	Remarks by the President at 2nd AmeriCorps Swearing-In Ceremony: October 12, 1995	374
	Going Less Public: Managing Images to Influence U.S. Foreign Policy	379
	Putting Media Effects Research to Work: Lessons for Community Groups Who Would Be Heard	391
	Talking Back, Ernie Pyle Style	401
	Framing the Framers: Changing the Debate Over Juvenile Crime in San Francisco	409
	Advocate's Guide to Developing Framing Memos	420
	Name Index	435
	Subject Index	443
	About the Editors	455
	About the Contributors	457