Politics & the press
By: [by] George Gallup, Jr. [and others] Edited by Richard W. Lee.
Contributors: Lee, Richard Wilfon, 1934- ed.; Gallup, George, 1930-
Series: Contemporary issues in journalism,; v. 1
Publisher: Acropolis Books
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 191
Subjects: Press -- United States -- Addresses, essays, lectures; Journalism -- Political aspects -- United States. -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Notes: Based on the Distinguished journalism lecture series, a project of the Dept. of Journalism, University of Maryland.
Table of contents: title: Role of the press in presidential politics, by E. E. Cornwell, Jr.; title: Appraising press coverage of politics, by W. L. Rivers.; title: Politicians and biased political information, by D. S. Broder.; title: A publisher's view of credibility, by O. Chandler.; title: The Administration's view of press and politics, by H. G. Klein.; title: Political reporting: the criteria of selection, by P. Potter.; title: Politics, blacks, and the press, by W. Raspberry.; title: The influence of polling on politics and the press, by G. Gallup, Jr.; title: Television distortion in political reporting, by K. Lang and G. Lang.; title: Politics and the press: a final comment, by I. Dilliard.