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The Center for Media and Public Affairs at George Mason University
CMPA is a nonpartisan research and educational organization which
conducts scientific studies of the news and entertainment media.

Election Watch 2008

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  • Obama Watch
  • Election Watch 2008
  • Previous Presidential Elections
  • Political Humor
  • Political Studies
  • International Media Project
  • Science and Health Reporting
  • Entertainment Studies
  • Religion and the Media

Sources

  • Media Monitor: Election Watch ’08: Campaign 2008 Final
  • Media Monitor: Election Watch ’08: The Comedy Campaign
  • Late-Night Talk Shows Were Road to White House
  • Networks Differ In Their Election Coverage
  • Obama Leads the Media Race As Well
  • Obama’s No Joke to Late-Nite TV Comics: Trails McCain, Bush and Hillary in Humor Race
  • Media Monitor: Election Watch ’08: The Road to the Conventions
  • Media Bash Barack (Not A Typo): Study Finds Obama Faring Worse On TV News Than McCain.
  • Media Monitor: Election Watch ’08: The Primaries
  • Spitzer Grabs Lead in TV Comedians’ Joke Race.
  • Study Finds Obama’s Media Momentum Slows
  • Media Boost Obama, Bash “Billary“
  • Election Study Finds Media Hit Hillary Hardest
  • Between the Lines: The Democrats’ N.H. Debate — Was Hillary Attack Dog or Underdog?
  • Between the Lines: Religion on the Campiagn Trail.
  • Between the Lines: The GOP Meets YouTube.
  • Between the Lines: Coverage of the Democratic Debate in Philadelphia.
  • Between the Lines: Coverage of Upheavals in the McCain campaign.
  • TV Writers’ Strike Helps Hillary Most: Study finds Ms. Clinton is top target of TV comedians, candidate portrayed as cold, dowdy, dumpy.
  • Obama Watch
  • Election Watch 2008
  • Previous Presidential Elections
  • Political Humor
  • Political Studies
  • International Media Project
  • Science & Health Reporting
  • Entertainment Studies
  • Religion and the Media
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