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| adam_text | Contents
List of illustrations x
Acknowledgements xii
Permissions xiii
Ralph Negrine and James Stanyer
INTRODUCTION: POLITICAL CO M M U N I C ATI 0 N
TRANSFORMED? 1
SECTION 1
Media and democracy 11
1 Walter Lippmann
PUBLIC OP1NION 13
2 Robert McChesney
RICH MEDIA, POOR DEMOCRACY 14
3 Jens Klaehn
A CRITICAL REVIEW AND ASSESSMENT OF HERMAN AND
CHOMSKY S PROPAGANDA MODEL 18
4 Colin Sparks
MEDIA THEORY AFTER THE FALL OF EUROPEAN COMMUNISM:
WHY THE OLD MODELS FROM EAST AND WEST WON T
DO ANYMORE 23
5 James Curran
RETHINKING MEDIA AND DEMOCRACY 27
Vi CONTENTS
6 Gianpietro Mazzoleni and Winfried Schulz
MEDIATIZATION OF POLITICS: A CHALLENGE FOR
DEMOCRACY? Ju
7 David Swanson
THE POLITICAL-MEDIA COMPLEX AT 50 37
8 Jay Blumler and Dennis Kavanagh
THE THIRD AGE OF POLITICAL C 0 M M U N I C AT I 0 N :
INFLUENCES AND FEATURES 41
SECTION 2
Media and political advocates 47
9 Jay Blumler and Michael Gurevitch
POLITICIANS AND THE PRESS: AN ESSAY ON ROLE
RELATIONSHIPS ^9
10 Timothy Cook
GOVERNING WITH THE NEWS: THE NEWS MEDIA AS A
POLITICAL INSTITUTION -*4
11 Daniel Hallin
WE KEEP AMERICA ON TOP OF THE WORLD ^9
12 Philip Schlesinger and Howard Tumber
REPORTING CRIME: THE MEDIA POLITICS OF CRIMINAL
JUSTICE 64
13 Gadi Wolsfeld
MEDIA AND POLITICAL CONFLICT: NEWS FROM THE
MIDDLEEAST 69
14 Oscar Gandy
BEYOND AGENDA SETTING: INFORMATION SUBSIDIES AND
PUBLIC POLICY 75
15 Jarol Manheim
STRATEGIC PUBLIC DIPLOMACY AND AMERICAN FOREIGN
POLICY: THE EVOLUTION OF INFLUENCE ^8
SECTION 3
Election campaigns 83
16 Elihu Katz
PLATFORM AND WINDOWS: B ROADC ASTI N G S ROLE IN
ELECTION CAMPAIGNS °
17 Holli Semetko, Jay Blumler, Michael Gurevitch,
David Weaver, Steve Barkin and G. Cleveland Wilhoit
THE FORMATION OF CAMPA1GN AGENDAS
CONTENTS VÜ
18 Kathleen Hall Jamieson
PACKAGING THE PRESIDENCY: A HISTORY AND CRITICISM
OFPRESIDENTIALCAMPAIGNADVERTISING 93
19 Margaret Scammell
THE WISDOM OF THE WAR ROOM: US CAMPAIGNING AND
AMERICANIZATION 98
20 Ralph Negrine and Stylianos Papathanassopoulos
THE AM ERICANIZATION OF POLITICAL CO M M U N IC AT I 0 N :
A CRITIQUE 102
21 David Swanson and Paolo Mancini
POLITICS, MEDIA AND MODERN DEMOCRACY:
AN INTERNATIONAL STUDY OF INNOVATIONS IN ELECTORAL
CAMPAIGNING AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES 106
22 Pippa Norris
A VIRTUOUS CIRCLE: POLITICAL COMMUNICATIONS IN
POSTINDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES 111
SECTION 4
Marketing politics 117
23 Leon Mayhew
THE NEW PUBLIC: PROFESSIONAL CO M M U N IC ATIO N AND
THE MEANS OF SOCIAL INFLUENCE 119
24 Paolo Mancini
NEW FRONTIERS IN POLITICAL P ROF E S S I 0 N ALI S M 124
25 Darren Lilleker and Ralph Negrine
PROFESSIONALIZATION: OF WHAT? SINCE WHEN?
BY WHOM? 128
26 David Farrell, Robin Kolodny and Stephen Medvic
PARTIES AND CAMPAIGN PROFESSIONALS IN A DIGITAL
AGE: POLITICAL CONSULTANTS IN THE UNITED STATES
AND THEIR COUNTERPARTS OVERSEAS 132
27 Fritz Plasser with Gunda Plasser
GLOBAL POLITICAL CAMPAIGNING: A WORDWIDE ANALYSIS
OF CAMPAIGNING PROFESSIONALS AND THEIR PRACTICES 138
28 Dominic Wring
THE POLITICS OF MARKETING THE LABOUR PARTY 145
29 Margaret Scammell
POLITICAL MARKETING: ISSUES FOR POLITICAL
SCIENCE 150
VÜi CONTENTS
SECTION 5
Media effects 157
30 Paul F. Lazarsfeld, Bernard Berelson and Hazel Gaudet
THE REINFORCEMENT EFFECT 159
31 Pippa Norris, John Curtice, David Sanders, Margaret
Scammell and Holli A. Semetko
THE EFFECTS OF NEWSPAPERS 1^4
32 Maxwell E. McCombs and Donald L. Shaw
THE AGENDA-SETTING FUNCTION OF MASS MEDIA 170
33 Justin Lewis, Michael Morgan and Andy Ruddock
IMAGES/ISSUES/IMPACT: THE MEDIA AND CAMPAIGN 92 176
34 Joseph N. Capeila and Kathleen Hall Jamieson
COGNITIVE BASES FOR FRAMING EFFECTS 181
35 Shanto Iyengar
EFFECTS OF FRAMING ON ATTRIBUTIONS OF RESPONSIBILITY
FOR CRIME AND TERRORISM 187
36 Elihu Katz and Daniel Dayan
THE VLANDSLIDE EFFECT 1^5
SECTION 6
The media and political engagement 201
37 Robert D. Putnam
TECHNOLOGY AND MASS MEDIA 203
38 Thomas E. Patterson
THE LONG CAMPAIGN: THE POLITICS OF TEDIUM 209
39 David Buckingham
TALKING NEWS, TALKING POLITICS ^
40 Jeffery P. Jones
AUDIENCE ENGAGEMENT WITH POLITICALLY INCORRBCT 220
41 Brian McNair, Matthew Hibberd and Philip Schlesinger
PUBLIC ACCESS BROADCASTING IN THE UK: A HISTORY J
42 Erik P. Bucy and Kimberly S. Gregson
MEDIA PARTICIPATION: A LEGITIMIZING MECHANISM OF
MASS DEMOCRACY 230
SECTION 7
Personalisation 237
43 Darrell M. West and John Orman
THE EVOLUTION OF CELEBRITYHOOD
CONTENTS ix
44 Kevin Glynn
CULTURAL STRUGGLE, THE NEW NEWS, AND THE
POLITICS OF POPULARITY IN THE AGE OF JESSE
THE BODY VENTURA 245
45 Shawn J. Parry-Giles and Trevor Parry-Giles
THE MAN FOM HOPE: HYPERREAL INTIMACY AND THE
INVENTION OF BILL CLINTON 250
46 Larry J. Sabato, Mark Stencel and S. Robert Lichter
OUT OF ORDER 256
47 John B. Thompson
THE NATURE OF POLITICAL SCANDAL 261
48 John H. Summers
WHAT HAPPENED TO SEX SCANDALS? POLITICS AND
PECCADILLOES, JEFFERSON TO KENNEDY 266
SECTION 8
New media, new politics? 275
49 W. Lance Bennett
COMMUNICATING GLOBAL ACTIVISM: STRENGTHS AND
VULNERABILITIES OF NETWORKED POLITICS 277
50 Howard Rheingold
SMART MOBS: THE POWER OF THE MOBILE MANY 284
51 Tiffany Danitz and Warren P. Strobel
NETWORKING DISSENT: CYBER ACTIVISTS USE THE
INTERNET TO PROMOTE DEMOCRACY IN BURMA 290
52 Michael Cornfield, Jonathan Carson, Alison Kalis
and Emily Simon
BUZZ, BLOGS, AND BEYOND: THE INTERNET AND THE
NATIONAL DISCOURSE IN THE FALL OF 2004 296
53 Darren Wallis
DEMOCRATISATION, PARTIES AND THE NET: MEXICO -
MODEL OR ABERRATION? 306
54 Michael Margolis and David Resnick
H0W THE NET WILL NOT CONTRIBUTE TO DEMOCRACY 312
Index 316
Illustrations
Figures
13.1 The power of antagonists over the news media 71
13.2 The power of the news media over antagonists 73
22.1 The evolution of campaign Communications in postindustrial
societies 114
26.1 Distinguishing different types of political consultants 133
27.1 Two approaches to the elusive concept of Americanization 140
27.2 Two modeis of the global diffusion of American campaign
and marketing techniques 142
30.1 The more interested people are in the elections, the more
they tend to expose themselves to Propaganda of their own
party 161
34.1 Components of a cognitive model of effects of framing on
political judgement 182
35.1 Episodic and thematic coverage of crime and terrorism,
1981-86 188
35.2 Causal and treatment attribution of responsibility for crime
and terrorism 189
35.3 Models of responsibility: crime and terrorism I91
35.4 Framing effects: terrorism experiment 1 I93
37.1 More TV means less civic engagement 206
38.1 Key moments and involvement in the 2000 presidential
campaign 212
47.1 The growing prevalence of political scandal 265
52.1 Percentage of messages mentioning Iraq 298
ILLUSTRATIONS xi
52.2 Percentage of messages mentioning Osama Bin Laden tape 299
52.3 Percentage of messages mentioning missing explosives
in Iraq 299
52.4 Percentage of messages mentioning the military draft 300
52.5 Percentage of messages mentioning Mary Cheney 300
52.6 Percentage of messages mentioning Sinclair Broadcast
Group 301
52.7 Percentage of messages mentioning Bush s jacket bulge 302
52.8 Flowchart of blog, Citizen chatter, media and campaign
correlations 304
Tables
22.1 Typology of the evolution of campaigning 113
31.1 Change in Conservative and Labour Support during 1997
campaign by readership 165
31.2 Logistic model of vote switching in 1997 campaign
by readership 166
32.1 Major mass media reports on candidates and issues,
by candidates 172
32.2 Intercorrelations of major and minor issue emphasis by
selected media with voter issue emphasis 173
32.3 Correlations of voter emphasis on issues with media coverage 173
42.1 Distinguishing features of new media formats 231
43.1 Types of celebrity politicos 240
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Contents
List of illustrations x
Acknowledgements xii
Permissions xiii
Ralph Negrine and James Stanyer
INTRODUCTION: POLITICAL CO M M U N I C ATI 0 N
TRANSFORMED? 1
SECTION 1
Media and democracy 11
1 Walter Lippmann
PUBLIC OP1NION 13
2 Robert McChesney
RICH MEDIA, POOR DEMOCRACY 14
3 Jens Klaehn
A CRITICAL REVIEW AND ASSESSMENT OF HERMAN AND
CHOMSKY'S 'PROPAGANDA MODEL' 18
4 Colin Sparks
MEDIA THEORY AFTER THE FALL OF EUROPEAN COMMUNISM:
WHY THE OLD MODELS FROM EAST AND WEST WON'T
DO ANYMORE 23
5 James Curran
RETHINKING MEDIA AND DEMOCRACY 27
Vi CONTENTS
6 Gianpietro Mazzoleni and Winfried Schulz
'MEDIATIZATION' OF POLITICS: A CHALLENGE FOR
DEMOCRACY? Ju
7 David Swanson
THE POLITICAL-MEDIA COMPLEX AT 50 37
8 Jay Blumler and Dennis Kavanagh
THE THIRD AGE OF POLITICAL C 0 M M U N I C AT I 0 N :
INFLUENCES AND FEATURES 41
SECTION 2
Media and political advocates 47
9 Jay Blumler and Michael Gurevitch
POLITICIANS AND THE PRESS: AN ESSAY ON ROLE
RELATIONSHIPS ^9
10 Timothy Cook
GOVERNING WITH THE NEWS: THE NEWS MEDIA AS A
POLITICAL INSTITUTION -*4
11 Daniel Hallin
WE KEEP AMERICA ON TOP OF THE WORLD ^9
12 Philip Schlesinger and Howard Tumber
REPORTING CRIME: THE MEDIA POLITICS OF CRIMINAL
JUSTICE 64
13 Gadi Wolsfeld
MEDIA AND POLITICAL CONFLICT: NEWS FROM THE
MIDDLEEAST 69
14 Oscar Gandy
BEYOND AGENDA SETTING: INFORMATION SUBSIDIES AND
PUBLIC POLICY 75
15 Jarol Manheim
STRATEGIC PUBLIC DIPLOMACY AND AMERICAN FOREIGN
POLICY: THE EVOLUTION OF INFLUENCE ^8
SECTION 3
Election campaigns 83
16 Elihu Katz
PLATFORM AND WINDOWS: B ROADC ASTI N G'S ROLE IN
ELECTION CAMPAIGNS °
17 Holli Semetko, Jay Blumler, Michael Gurevitch,
David Weaver, Steve Barkin and G. Cleveland Wilhoit
THE FORMATION OF CAMPA1GN AGENDAS
CONTENTS VÜ
18 Kathleen Hall Jamieson
PACKAGING THE PRESIDENCY: A HISTORY AND CRITICISM
OFPRESIDENTIALCAMPAIGNADVERTISING 93
19 Margaret Scammell
THE WISDOM OF THE WAR ROOM: US CAMPAIGNING AND
AMERICANIZATION 98
20 Ralph Negrine and Stylianos Papathanassopoulos
THE 'AM ERICANIZATION' OF POLITICAL CO M M U N IC AT I 0 N :
A CRITIQUE 102
21 David Swanson and Paolo Mancini
POLITICS, MEDIA AND MODERN DEMOCRACY:
AN INTERNATIONAL STUDY OF INNOVATIONS IN ELECTORAL
CAMPAIGNING AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES 106
22 Pippa Norris
A VIRTUOUS CIRCLE: POLITICAL COMMUNICATIONS IN
POSTINDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES 111
SECTION 4
Marketing politics 117
23 Leon Mayhew
THE NEW PUBLIC: PROFESSIONAL CO M M U N IC ATIO N AND
THE MEANS OF SOCIAL INFLUENCE 119
24 Paolo Mancini
NEW FRONTIERS IN POLITICAL P ROF E S S I 0 N ALI S M 124
25 Darren Lilleker and Ralph Negrine
PROFESSIONALIZATION: OF WHAT? SINCE WHEN?
BY WHOM? 128
26 David Farrell, Robin Kolodny and Stephen Medvic
PARTIES AND CAMPAIGN PROFESSIONALS IN A DIGITAL
AGE: POLITICAL CONSULTANTS IN THE UNITED STATES
AND THEIR COUNTERPARTS OVERSEAS 132
27 Fritz Plasser with Gunda Plasser
GLOBAL POLITICAL CAMPAIGNING: A WORDWIDE ANALYSIS
OF CAMPAIGNING PROFESSIONALS AND THEIR PRACTICES 138
28 Dominic Wring
THE POLITICS OF MARKETING THE LABOUR PARTY 145
29 Margaret Scammell
POLITICAL MARKETING: ISSUES FOR POLITICAL
SCIENCE 150
VÜi CONTENTS
SECTION 5
Media effects 157
30 Paul F. Lazarsfeld, Bernard Berelson and Hazel Gaudet
THE REINFORCEMENT EFFECT 159
31 Pippa Norris, John Curtice, David Sanders, Margaret
Scammell and Holli A. Semetko
THE EFFECTS OF NEWSPAPERS 1^4
32 Maxwell E. McCombs and Donald L. Shaw
THE AGENDA-SETTING FUNCTION OF MASS MEDIA 170
33 Justin Lewis, Michael Morgan and Andy Ruddock
IMAGES/ISSUES/IMPACT: THE MEDIA AND CAMPAIGN '92 176
34 Joseph N. Capeila and Kathleen Hall Jamieson
COGNITIVE BASES FOR FRAMING EFFECTS 181
35 Shanto Iyengar
EFFECTS OF FRAMING ON ATTRIBUTIONS OF RESPONSIBILITY
FOR CRIME AND TERRORISM 187
36 Elihu Katz and Daniel Dayan
THE VLANDSLIDE EFFECT' 1^5
SECTION 6
The media and political engagement 201
37 Robert D. Putnam
TECHNOLOGY AND MASS MEDIA 203
38 Thomas E. Patterson
THE LONG CAMPAIGN: THE POLITICS OF TEDIUM 209
39 David Buckingham
TALKING NEWS, TALKING POLITICS ^
40 Jeffery P. Jones
AUDIENCE ENGAGEMENT WITH POLITICALLY INCORRBCT 220
41 Brian McNair, Matthew Hibberd and Philip Schlesinger
PUBLIC ACCESS BROADCASTING IN THE UK: A HISTORY "J
42 Erik P. Bucy and Kimberly S. Gregson
MEDIA PARTICIPATION: A LEGITIMIZING MECHANISM OF
MASS DEMOCRACY 230
SECTION 7
Personalisation 237
43 Darrell M. West and John Orman
THE EVOLUTION OF CELEBRITYHOOD
CONTENTS ix
44 Kevin Glynn
CULTURAL STRUGGLE, THE NEW NEWS, AND THE
POLITICS OF POPULARITY IN THE AGE OF JESSE
"THE BODY" VENTURA 245
45 Shawn J. Parry-Giles and Trevor Parry-Giles
THE MAN FOM HOPE: HYPERREAL INTIMACY AND THE
INVENTION OF BILL CLINTON 250
46 Larry J. Sabato, Mark Stencel and S. Robert Lichter
OUT OF ORDER 256
47 John B. Thompson
THE NATURE OF POLITICAL SCANDAL 261
48 John H. Summers
WHAT HAPPENED TO SEX SCANDALS? POLITICS AND
PECCADILLOES, JEFFERSON TO KENNEDY 266
SECTION 8
New media, new politics? 275
49 W. Lance Bennett
COMMUNICATING GLOBAL ACTIVISM: STRENGTHS AND
VULNERABILITIES OF NETWORKED POLITICS 277
50 Howard Rheingold
SMART MOBS: THE POWER OF THE MOBILE MANY 284
51 Tiffany Danitz and Warren P. Strobel
NETWORKING DISSENT: CYBER ACTIVISTS USE THE
INTERNET TO PROMOTE DEMOCRACY IN BURMA 290
52 Michael Cornfield, Jonathan Carson, Alison Kalis
and Emily Simon
BUZZ, BLOGS, AND BEYOND: THE INTERNET AND THE
NATIONAL DISCOURSE IN THE FALL OF 2004 296
53 Darren Wallis
DEMOCRATISATION, PARTIES AND THE NET: MEXICO -
MODEL OR ABERRATION? 306
54 Michael Margolis and David Resnick
H0W THE NET WILL NOT CONTRIBUTE TO DEMOCRACY 312
Index 316
Illustrations
Figures
13.1 The power of antagonists over the news media 71
13.2 The power of the news media over antagonists 73
22.1 The evolution of campaign Communications in postindustrial
societies 114
26.1 Distinguishing different types of political consultants 133
27.1 Two approaches to the elusive concept of Americanization 140
27.2 Two modeis of the global diffusion of American campaign
and marketing techniques 142
30.1 The more interested people are in the elections, the more
they tend to expose themselves to Propaganda of their own
party 161
34.1 Components of a cognitive model of effects of framing on
political judgement 182
35.1 Episodic and thematic coverage of crime and terrorism,
1981-86 188
35.2 Causal and treatment attribution of responsibility for crime
and terrorism 189
35.3 Models of responsibility: crime and terrorism I91
35.4 Framing effects: terrorism experiment 1 I93
37.1 More TV means less civic engagement 206
38.1 Key moments and involvement in the 2000 presidential
campaign 212
47.1 The growing prevalence of political scandal 265
52.1 Percentage of messages mentioning Iraq 298
ILLUSTRATIONS xi
52.2 Percentage of messages mentioning Osama Bin Laden tape 299
52.3 Percentage of messages mentioning missing explosives
in Iraq 299
52.4 Percentage of messages mentioning the military draft 300
52.5 Percentage of messages mentioning Mary Cheney 300
52.6 Percentage of messages mentioning Sinclair Broadcast
Group 301
52.7 Percentage of messages mentioning Bush's jacket bulge 302
52.8 Flowchart of blog, Citizen chatter, media and campaign
correlations 304
Tables
22.1 Typology of the evolution of campaigning 113
31.1 Change in Conservative and Labour Support during 1997
campaign by readership 165
31.2 Logistic model of vote switching in 1997 campaign
by readership 166
32.1 Major mass media reports on candidates and issues,
by candidates 172
32.2 Intercorrelations of major and minor issue emphasis by
selected media with voter issue emphasis 173
32.3 Correlations of voter emphasis on issues with media coverage 173
42.1 Distinguishing features of new media formats 231
43.1 Types of celebrity politicos 240 |
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