Allow the press unlimited access to the president
Plan ahead
Stay on the offensive
Repeat the same message many times
Speak in one voice
John F. Kennedy b. c. d. e.
Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Franklin Roosevelt
Bill Clinton
George H. W. Bush
Ronald Reagan
Richard Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Thomas Jefferson
The Iranian Hostage Crisis
World War II
The commercialization of television
The beginning of Franklin Roosevelt's presidency
The Vietnam War and Watergate
Yellow journalism
Trial balloons
Scientific journalism
Investigative journalism
Print journalism
USA Today
The New York Times
The Wall Street Journal
Congressional Quarterly
The Washington Post
John Sparkman
Richard Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Spiro Agnew
Dwight Eisenhower
Those who watched on television thought Nixon had won, while those who listened overthe radio thought Kennedy won.
Those who watched on television and listened over the radio both thought Kennedy had won.
Those who listened over radio thought it was a draw, while those who watched television thought Kennedy did better
Those who watched on television and listened over the radio both thought Nixon had won.
Those who watched on television thought Kennedy had won, while those who listened over the radio thought Nixon won.
Federal Trade Commission
Equal Opportunity Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Department of the Interior
Department of Media Communications
A talking head
A press conference.
A media event
A trial balloon
Investigative journalism
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