Media in the Political World Research Paper by Agate
Media in the Political World
# 3108
| 3,670 words
| 8 sources
| 2001
| 
Published
on Sep 09, 2003
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Political Science
(Election and Campaigns)
, Sociology
(Media and Society)
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Description:
This research paper discusses how, why and when TV caught on with the political world, and why people choose the media as an alternative source of information to politics. The author also talks about a few infamous TV ads and debates that set a precedent in American politics and examines the ongoing debate over negative political advertising.
From the Paper:
"Since the inception of free media back in the very first days of our country, politicians quickly learned that they would need to learn on how to use the media to their advantage. When major newspaper companies surfaced in every major city, politicians realized that they would have to place advertisements in all of the major newspapers to be a serious candidate in an election. Newspapers were the first dominant source of political advertisements. After newspapers, radio took over as the dominant source, and finally TV. Radio caught on quick, but it was not as effective as TV soon proved to be."Cite this Research Paper:
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