- 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
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