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Media correspondents discussed the current state of political campaign advertising in one of a series of forums on media coverage of the 1992 presidential election sponsored by Harvard Unive…

Media correspondents discussed the media coverage of the 1992 presidential election, focusing mainly on the media’s coverage of staged events created by the politicians and their detailed an…

In a forum entitled, “The Primary Source: Local and Regional Coverage of the 1992 Elections,” panelists, including media analysts, examined how voters are influenced by social and media sou…

Journalists spoke about ways to improve broadcast network television coverage of the 1992 elections. This program was part of a continuing project by the Barone center to examine the coverag…

Reporters talked about ways they have used to evaluate and report on candidate advertisements that aired on television. Examples of television news stories that analyzed TV spots by Ann Rich…

In a roundtable entitled, “A New Beginning or More of the Same?” guests analyzed the 1990 campaign, voter turnout, the candidates, campaign commercials, and the election results.

This panel discussion was hosted by Common Cause and addressed the role of the press as it pertains to an informed electorate and the issue of self government. The panel was part of the 20th…

The panelists discussed the HUD and Savings and Loan crises and examined why the press did not identify the scandals sooner. They met as part of a day-long forum sponsored by the Joan Shoren…

Panelists spoke of the structuring of Presidential Debates and what can be done to improve them

The Brookings Institution held a luncheon where they hosted author Timothy Cook. Mr. Cook would talk about topics included in his book “Making Laws & Making News.”