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Covering the Great Recession

Topline
October 5, 2009
 
 
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Covering the Great Recession

  • Overview
  • Story Lines: Banks, Stimulus and Detroit Dominate the Narrative
  • Who Drove the Economic News (and Who Didn’t)?
  • “Meme Tracker” Analysis: What Ideas Reverberated in the Media?
  • Why Did Coverage of the Economy Decrease?
  • How Economic Coverage Varied by Media Sector
  • Methodology
  • Topline

    Tracking the Economic Slow Down

    Clunkers Make Good Copy

    Most Newsworthy Moments of the Financial Meltdown

    The Meltdown and the Media

    The X-Mas Retail Story – Bah Humbug

    Detroit’s Troubles Make Big News – Sometimes

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