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Line 1: − '''Seventh Lecture – The Media'''+ − + + + − Today we address the biggest name in politics: “the [[media]].” Politicians often mention and complain about “the [[media]].” Many [[vote]]rs criticize the bias in “the [[media]].” − “The [[media]]” is probably the most important aspect of [[political strategy]]. [[Vote]]rs do not meet candidates personally, and must decide based on how the candidates reach them through the media. The winners of [[election]]s are often those who use the [[media]] more effectively than opponents. − It is also essential to understand how the influence of the [[media]] changes over time. History courses should spend more time on the [[media]] than they do; [[debate]]s about the future should also focus on ways that [[media]] influence will change.
American Government Lecture Seven (view source)
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'''American Government'''
'''American Government'''
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== Introduction ==
== More Political Terminology ==
a "ground game"
== What is the Media? ==
== What is the Media? ==