Title: Message Control
Description: Message Control-a look at what shapes the news from the presidential campaign trail-comes out of the author's experience traveling with campaigns, interviews with other journalists who have covered campaigns from the road, and research on campaign news. Elizabeth Skewes, a journalism professor and former reporter, investigates journalists' beliefs and the role those beliefs play in the election process, as well as how the routines of campaign reporting affect news coverage. While Skewes finds that journalists do make an effort to inform the voting decisions of their readers by giving them a sense of context for each campaign and each candidate's character, she also shows that journalists remain wary of staff manipulation and are constrained by pack journalism, press pools, and life "in the bubble.
Subjects: Presidents, Political campaigns, Election, Mass media, Communication in politics, Medios de comunicacion masiva, USA, Wahlkampf, Prasidentenwahl, Eleccion, Aspectos politicos, Medias, Campagnes electorales, Politische Kommunikation, Politik och massmedia, Kommunikation i politiken, Presidentes, Comunicacion en la politica, Politiska aspekter, Aspect politique, USA President, Journalistik, Political aspects, Communication politique, Campanas politicas, Presidents, united states, election, Mass media, political aspects, Mass media, united states