MASS MEDIA &
POLITICS
[POSC/COMM 255]

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links
Syllabus
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*Lecture
Outlines*
Iowa
Fact Check
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POSC 255: Online Readings
[WEB]
Pew
Research, “The Media: More Voices, Less Credibility”
Compaine, "Domination Fantasies"
PEJ, "Cable TV: Content Analysis 2008"
Perlmutter,
"The Ascent of Blogging"
Palser, "Journalism's Backseat Drivers"
Jackson,
"False Ads: There Ought to Be a Law! Or Maybe Not"
FactCheck.org, "The Whoppers of 2004"
Commission
on Presidential Debates, "Candidate Selection Process"
"Memo of Understanding for the 1988 Debate"
Lasica, "Internet Journalism & Clinton-Lewinsky"
(read Intro & Pts. 2-3)
Auletta,
"Fortress Bush"
Kull, "Misperceptions, the Media, & the Iraq War"
Cunningham, "Rethinking Objectivity"
JFK,
"A Force That Has Changed the Political Scene"
Sunstein,
"The Daily We"
CLIPS / LINKS for short, in-class activities:
U.K. Newspapers: Mirror / Guardian / Telegraph / Sun (news) & Sun (front page)