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Preface
Television News and the Presidency
The Four Environments of White House News
The Scope of White House News
The Negative Bias of Network News
Exploring the Six O'Clock Presidency
The Four Seasons of Presidential News
The Carter Response
The Sound-Bite Presidency
Alternatives
Appendix A: Examples of Postitive, Neutral, and Negative Stories
Appendix B: Interviewing the White House Press
Index
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Adam Henson
reviewed The Six O'Clock Presidency: A Theory of Presidential Press Relations in the Age of Television on February 11, 2015
The Six O'Clock Presidency: A Theory of Presidential Press Relations in the Age of Television
A very good introduction to journalism. It would be good to see this revised and updated as the examples of journalism come from the early 2000s and while it covers online journalism very well, things have moved on. Nevertheless Tony Harcup is very readable and very balanced.
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