Found inside – Page ivMEDIA. COVERAGE. Reporters used to be governed by the norms of old-style ... that most of the coverage focuses on the “horse race” and campaign strategies. Found inside – Page 147When the media cover election campaigns as a horse race, the coverage ... for example, be visible in the media's coverage assessing the number of news ... Found inside – Page 172media coverage of U S political campaigns focuses far broad scientific consensus Likewise, coverage increases too much on the “horse race” as opposed to ... Found inside – Page 37Another media critic says horse-race journalism hurts those who need the ... for example, they concluded: “The news media's coverage of the debates provided ... Found inside – Page 473... coverage and revealed that media differentiate between male and female candidates in specific ways – for example, with a greater emphasis on horse race ... Found inside – Page 1058... need to consider the actual content of media coverage and, for example, ... or the media) and the operationalization of strategy (or game, horse-race, ... Found insideDuring 2016 the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics, and Public Policy and ... Although the horse race bias is an ongoing problem in campaign coverage, ... Found insideFor example, media coverage of Congress focuses heavily on partisan ... The media tend to focus on the “horse race” aspect of campaigns: who's ahead in the ... Found inside – Page 200For example, public reaction to 1996 network news coverage demonstrated a ... It appears that the public was also displeased with media coverage of the 2000 ... Found inside – Page 103Election Reporting and the Media Sally Young ... Reporting elections as if they were a 'horse-race' is an example of anorganisingframe; ... Found insideFor example, when Bush argued in 2004 that he was a strong leader and that ... on the “horse race” that characterize media coverage of election campaigns. Found inside – Page 79ISSUE COVERAGE VERSUS THE HORSE RACE The usefulness of media coverage depends on whether the coverage involves matters of substance or ignores public policy ... Found inside – Page 98These results services are of general interest to news media at all levels. ... horse racing at Royal Ascot or tennis at Wimbledon may achieve local media ... Found inside – Page 73For example, a candidate's position on an issue like immigration is covered ... perform better than expected in the horse race—attract bandwagon coverage. Found inside – Page 124For example, as alluded to earlier, election coverage is often reduced to “horse-race coverage.” The media will tell you who is ahead. Found inside – Page 409tion media coverage (de Vreese, Lauf, & Peter, 2007). ... in most countries the media framed the campaign as a game or a horse race by, for example, ... Found inside – Page 165Despite public concerns about the media (see Figure 6.5), recent polling ... the media to emphasize the horse race and slights the discussion of issues. Found inside – Page 151In the 2008 election, for example, media coverage of party leaders and the strategic horse race frame dominated the content of stories in the English ... Found insideMutz (1998), for example, found evidence of a “cognitive response mechanism” ... horse-race journalism from broader trends in game-framed media coverage ... Found inside – Page 320Media coverage inevitably is more complex in this situation; for example, a one-on-one or “horse race” approach is hardly a possibility in such a context. Found insideIn doing so, we examine the conditions in which horserace news thrives in ... political parties may prefer to avoid debating issues in media coverage, ... Found inside – Page 197Looking just at horse - race coverage , campaign strategies were 48 percent of ... For example , Dover ( 1994 ) discussed media coverage of the Democratic ... Found inside – Page 6... the focus on opinion polls and horse race coverage ( who's behind , who's in front ) , and the possibilities for campaign silence . Examples – both good ... Found insideThe media also come close to generating news in their constant reporting of ... to horse races (see Chapter 7)—and use the polls to handicap the outcome. Found inside – Page 54Media Coverage of U.S. Presidential Elections, 1988-2008 Stephen J. ... and Pat Buchanan in 1996, for example—very few dark horses ultimately end up being ... Found inside – Page 278IMAGE 12-9 News media coverage of elections frequently centers around polls such as ... We see one such example of 2016 horse race coverage in Image 12-9, ... Found insidecoveragewas devotedtonews aboutvoters andabout thenature of media coverage. The emphasis on horserace coveragehas beenenhanced by thegrowing popularity of ... Found inside – Page 278IMAGE 12-9 News media coverage of elections frequently centers around polls such as ... We see one such example of 2016 horse race coverage in Image 12-9, ... Found inside – Page 174For example, “in spite of its absence in media discourse,” he reports, ... prominent political entities (akin to the horse race style of election coverage), ... Found inside – Page 48While Clinton enjoyed more positive coverage than Trump during the general election season, Table 7-1 shows why, and a main reason was horse race ... Found inside – Page 315Yet, in comparison to the horse race, the storytelling potential of each ... horse race coverage can be perceived as unduly promoting the media as a ... Found inside – Page 161For example , " This is becoming a television negotiation : brinksmanship ... the " horse race , " candidate profiles , policy issues , media coverage ... Found inside – Page 463Researchers also have begun studying gatekeeping on media Web sites, ... consideration of news media content is the “horse-race” style of media reporting, ... Found inside – Page 50Use " horse - race " coverage . Focus the campaign on whoever a specific poll says is ahead . All too often , media - designated " winners " win . Found inside – Page 129One very real result of the focus on the horse race is the phenomenon of ... For example, Kahn and Kenney found evidence of bias in newspaper coverage of ... Found insideDiana C. Mutz Polling is often implicated in the rising concern over horse race coverage of political candidates — that is, news emphasizing which candidate ... Found inside – Page 118Large contributors, for example, might want to back a winner. ... Tracking polls contribute to “horse race” media coverage of elections because journalists ... Found inside – Page 277For example, Zeh and Hopmann (2013) show an increase in personalization and 'horse race' reporting based on longitudinal studies of media coverage of ... Found inside – Page 218... evidence that these changes ( for example , horse race coverage and sound bite journalism ) have affected the quality of ... If , as various agenda setting , framing , and priming studies have shown , media coverage can shape how the public ... Found inside – Page 119Coverage of candidate character, policy issues, and the horse race varies ... and the Internet have broadened the definition of media coverage and made it ... Found inside – Page 29CHAPTER 5 COVERING THE HORSE RACE media tend to frame politics as game. News. For example, a reporting often campaign focuses on which candidate is more ... Found inside – Page 307horse race coverage is the style of media reporting that dominates ... Horse race coverage, for example, emphasizes which candidate is ahead in the ... Found inside – Page 47I focus on four : horse race news coverage , the provision of balanced news , the dominance of interpretive and negative news reporting , and the definition ... Found inside – Page 206Third , the focus on horserace journalism is greater in presidential campaigns than in other campaigns . ... A study of the 1980 presidential campaign , for example , found that just over 50 percent of coverage on CBS and by the wire service ... Found inside – Page 48OFF TO THE RACES: HOW THE MEDIA CHARACTERIZE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION CAMPAIGNS AND CONVENTIONS ... This coverage is shaped by newsroom norms and routines, ... Found inside – Page 99Media Coverage and Electoral Politics in Canada Elizabeth Goodyear-Grant. TABLE 2.T3 Horserace vs. issue coverage of candidates, by sex (print news), ... Found inside – Page 11For example, election campaign coverage reports on a 'horse race' between candidates, highlighting their political and media strategies rather than the ... Found insideAs table 5.1 also indicates, only a small percentage of the election coverage focused on theissuesofthe campaign. Horse race As is typical for these types ... Found inside – Page 124Here again , the news media priority in allocation of coverage time is largely determined by the horse race aspect of the campaign . Found inside – Page 127Horse-race coverage concentrates on who is winning or losing and not on who is ... Said, for example, Barbara, at the final Sacramento group: “[Dukakis's] ...
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