LEE M MITCHELL
Biographic Data
| ID | 5751720 |
|---|---|
| NAME | LEE M MITCHELL |
| GIVEN NAMES | LEE M |
| FAMILY NAME | MITCHELL |
| SIGNATURE | MITCHELL L M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sidley Austin |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Putting on the Candidates
The next presidential election campaign on television is likely to feature many spot commercials for the candidates, short news clips of candidates in on-site appearances staged for television, unanswered addresses to the nation or news conferences by the incumbent, relatively limited opportunities for the principal candidates to address the electorate, and, until the last moment, uncertainty about whether the candidates will appear face-to-face …
Government as Broadcaster—Solution or Threat
Direct government broadcasting may, as a result of the diversification of the media, be a viable option for disseminating information
Incumbent Television
Throughout his term of office, an incumbent president of the United States has ready access to tele vision time which allows him to reach millions of potential voters regularly, conveying both his views and "image" at little or no cost to himself or his political supporters. In con trast, the opposition party and those potential candidates who would challenge the incumbent's reelection have little similar access. An incumbent member of Congress, …
Putting on the Candidates
The next presidential election campaign on television is likely to feature many spot commercials for the candidates, short news clips of candidates in on-site appearances staged for television, unanswered addresses to the nation or news conferences by the incumbent, relatively limited opportunities for the principal candidates to address the electorate, and, until the last moment, uncertainty about whether the candidates will appear face-to-face …
Incumbent Television
Throughout his term of office, an incumbent president of the United States has ready access to tele vision time which allows him to reach millions of potential voters regularly, conveying both his views and "image" at little or no cost to himself or his political supporters. In con trast, the opposition party and those potential candidates who would challenge the incumbent's reelection have little similar access. An incumbent member of Congress, …
Incumbent Television
Throughout his term of office, an incumbent president of the United States has ready access to tele vision time which allows him to reach millions of potential voters regularly, conveying both his views and "image" at little or no cost to himself or his political supporters. In con trast, the opposition party and those potential candidates who would challenge the incumbent's reelection have little similar access. An incumbent member of Congress, …
Government as Broadcaster—Solution or Threat
Direct government broadcasting may, as a result of the diversification of the media, be a viable option for disseminating information
Putting on the Candidates
The next presidential election campaign on television is likely to feature many spot commercials for the candidates, short news clips of candidates in on-site appearances staged for television, unanswered addresses to the nation or news conferences by the incumbent, relatively limited opportunities for the principal candidates to address the electorate, and, until the last moment, uncertainty about whether the candidates will appear face-to-face …
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