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Table of Contents
- Winning the Media Campaign 2012
- Tone of Mainstream Media Coverage
- 2012 vs. 2008: A Different View of Obama
- The Conventions to the Debates: Set Piece Moments Still Matter
- The First Debate: How Much it Changed the Narrative
- Frame: Which Aspects of the Race Got Attention, and Which Ones Didn’t?
- Coverage of the Candidates by Media Sector and Cable Outlet
- The Closing Weeks of the Campaign in Social Media
- The Mainstream Media Narrative about the Vice-Presidential Candidates
- Methodology
- Topline
- Press Release
- Slideshow
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
- Winning the Media Campaign 2012
- Tone of Mainstream Media Coverage
- 2012 vs. 2008: A Different View of Obama
- The Conventions to the Debates: Set Piece Moments Still Matter
- The First Debate: How Much it Changed the Narrative
- Frame: Which Aspects of the Race Got Attention, and Which Ones Didn’t?
- Coverage of the Candidates by Media Sector and Cable Outlet
- The Closing Weeks of the Campaign in Social Media
- The Mainstream Media Narrative about the Vice-Presidential Candidates
- Methodology
- Topline
- Press Release
- Slideshow
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