Edited for television : CNN, ABC, and the 1992 presidential campaign

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Edited for television : CNN, ABC, and the 1992 presidential campaign

Matthew Robert Kerbel

Westview Press, 1994

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  • : pb

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 233-236) and index

Description and Table of Contents

Volume

: hc ISBN 9780813316994

Description

An account of how American television handled the 1992 presidential campaign.

Table of Contents

  • Part 1 The 1992 campaign - pictures on television: cable versus broadcast coverage - form and content
  • covering the coverage - the self as news
  • issues and non-issues - bread and circuses
  • horse race and image - waiting for Perot
  • individuals, institutions and relationships - stuck in concrete
  • analysis and description - "a philosophical difference". Part 2 The 1992 campaign - pictures of television: the newsroom, the field and the campaign
  • news structures - "I'm too old for this!"
  • news-making routines - "this is not brain surgery"
  • news-worker orientations - "inside the bubble"
  • breaking the rules. Part 3 Conclusions: the public as political-news consumers
  • television as a political institution.
Volume

: pb ISBN 9780813317007

Description

An account of how American television handled the 1992 Presidential campaign.

Table of Contents

  • Part 1 The 1992 campaign - pictures on television: cable versus broadcast coverage - form and content
  • covering the coverage - the self as news
  • issues and non-issues - bread and circuses
  • horse race and image - waiting for Perot
  • individuals, institutions and relationships - stuck in concrete
  • analysis and description - "a philosophical difference". Part 2 The 1992 campaign - pictures of television: the newsroom, the field and the campaign
  • news structures - "I'm too old for this!"
  • news-making routines - "this is not brain surgery"
  • news-worker orientations - "inside the bubble"
  • breaking the rules. Part 3 Conclusions: the public as political-news consumers
  • television as a political institution.

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