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Character and the Campaign
What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

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Character and the Campaign
What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

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Character and the Campaign
What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

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Character and the Campaign
What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

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Character and the Campaign
What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

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Character and the Campaign
What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

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2005 Annual Report - Cable TV Newsroom Investment

March 15, 2005

From the annual State of the News Media report.

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People across ethnic groups report relying on local TV news as their primary medium for news about elections and voting, even though content studies show that the medium doesn’t tend to cover much local politics.

Source: New California Media/Bendixen & Associates

Note: Survey question: What media do you depend upon the most for news that shapes your voting decisions?

Date Posted: March 15, 2005

State of the News Media 2005: Ethnic Media Audience

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An average of 52 million Americans watched the presidential debates in 2004, though that doesn’t include C-Span. NBC was the ratings leader in debate coverage.

Source: Data for commercial broadcast and cable networks is Nielsen Research data as published in The Los Angeles Times on October 2, 2004, October 12, 2004, and October 18, 2004. PBS estimated audience numbers based on data provided to PEJ.

Note: Average viewership of three debates

Date Posted: March 13, 2005

State of the News Media 2005 - Network TV

The Debate Effect: How the Press Covered the Pivotal Period

October 27, 2004

A PEJ study on how the press covered the pivotal period of the 2004 Presidential Campaign.

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How the Press Covered the Pivotal Period

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Rebuttal

Character and the Campaign
What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

The Message Changes Over Time

Character and the Campaign
What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

What the Public Thinks

Character and the Campaign
What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

The Major Character Themes

Character and the Campaign
What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

What the Study Examined

Character and the Campaign
What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

The Character Themes in Order

Character and the Campaign
What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

2005 Annual Report - Cable TV Newsroom Investment

2005 Annual Report - Cable TV Newsroom Investment

The Debate Effect: How the Press Covered the Pivotal Period

The Debate Effect
How the Press Covered the Pivotal Period

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Elections/Campaigns

Character and the Campaign What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

Character and the Campaign What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

Character and the Campaign What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

Character and the Campaign What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

Character and the Campaign What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

Character and the Campaign What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

2005 Annual Report - Cable TV Newsroom Investment

The Debate Effect How the Press Covered the Pivotal Period

Character and the Campaign
What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

Character and the Campaign
What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

Character and the Campaign
What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

Character and the Campaign
What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

Character and the Campaign
What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

Character and the Campaign
What Are The Master Narratives about the Candidates in 2004 and How Is The Public Reacting To Them?

The Debate Effect
How the Press Covered the Pivotal Period