2009
Media,
politics and democracy
Obama
group airing TV ad touting health overhaul
Tracking
the news one phrase at a time
AdWatch:
TV ad war begins over health overhaul
Advertising
wars escalate in health care fight
PolitiFact
to take a closer look at TV/radio pundits' claims
RNC
Revives Famous Daisy Ad
Internet
became dominant force in 2008 election
Political
ads: The Appeal of Television and Web Campaigning
Late
night talk played role in Election 2008
The
Power of Elections: A Tribute to Photojournalists
Obama
Received Significantly More Coverage in Presidential Race,
Coverage
Sentiment of Both Candidates Near Even
Political
Punch Lines: comedy shows as campaign news
False
political advertising works, and that's no lie
Smear
Wars: Welcome to Negative Ad Season
(TIME)
How
To Differentiate Political Facts And Lies
Who's
winning the message war, Obama or McCain?
(Salon)
Winning
the Message War (Campaigns & Elections Magazine)
Do
a candidate’s looks matter?
Obama begins
work on his image
Fear-based
ads sneak into subconscious, researcher says
Image
Bite Politics (Newsweek)
All
the Presidents' Ads
TV
Still Preferred Source for Presidential Election News
Citizen
2.0 Voters Follow Issues and Candidates, Not Ads
The
Selling of the President (revised)
New
Media As The Message (National Journal)
Students
see political advertising in new light
Students
say Internet is prime source for presidential election news
"Politics
and the Image Builders" from The Hidden Persuaders