Monthly Archives: January 2008

More on Fair Media Coverage… What is it?

Posted on 25 January 2008 by rgdudley

I left my last post somewhat up in the air. What is the best coverage an idealistic unbiased news reporting organization should use to present news about candidates? How much coverage should they give each candidate? It seems that just … Continue reading →

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Interconnections – Media Coverage and Candidate Success: What is the Ideal Approach?

Posted on 21 January 2008 by rgdudley

While I was sleeping…. I was thinking about the relationship between news coverage and presidential candidate popularity. It is easy to imagine that the popularity of a candidate is directly related to the amount of media coverage that each receives. … Continue reading →

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