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means of popular communication
.called the 4th branch of government |
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| a politics in which the behavior of citizens and the political agenda itself are increasing shaped by technology |
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| Events purposely staged for the media that nonetheless look spontaneous. Media events can be staged by anybody. |
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| Introduction of Mass Media |
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.the news media wasn't always so important.
.Press conferenches: meetings of public officials with reports- Roosevelt used many of these. |
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| the use of in-depth reporting to unearth scandals, scams and schemes putting reportes and politicains opposite of each other. |
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| characterized newspapers on the turn of the century. |
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.newspaper and magazines
.among the press there is a sense of seniority
.newspaper circulation has been decling. |
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| Government Regulations of the Broadcast Media |
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| the Federal Communication Commision regulates the use of air waves |
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