L Patrick Devlin
Biographic Data
| ID | 700612 |
|---|---|
| NAME | L Patrick Devlin |
| GIVEN NAMES | L Patrick |
| FAMILY NAME | Devlin |
| SIGNATURE | DEVLIN L P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Rhode Island |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 52 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Contrasts in Presidential Campaign Commercials of 2004
This article examines television advertising used during the 2004 presidential campaign. Based on interviews with the advertising creators and coordinators and on repeated viewings by the author and his graduate and undergraduate students, it describes, analyzes, and evaluates the ads. The study reveals massive spending totaling $620 million-a 235% increase over 2000. Kerry, his party, and 527 groups supporting his candidacy outspent Bush, his pa…
Contrasts in Presidential Campaign Commercials of 2000
This article examines television advertising used during the 2000 presidential campaign. Based on interviews with the advertising creators and on repeated viewings by the author and his graduate and undergraduate students, it describes, analyzes, and evaluates the ads. The study reveals massive spending, totaling $240 million, with party spending superceding candidate spending, Bush outspending Gore, and differences in when and where ads were pla…
Opal Palmer Adisa. It Begins With Tears (Portsmouth, NH
No abstract
Contrasts in Presidential Campaign Commericals of 1996
This article examines television advertising used during the 1996 presidential campaign. Based on interviews with the advertising creators and coordinators and on repeated viewings by the author and his students, it describes, analyzes, and evaluates the ads. The study reveals that Clinton, using primarily comparative advertising, had a seamless advertising campaign that linked his primary, postprimary/preconvention, and general election ads. His…
Television Advertising in the 1992 New Hampshire Presidential Primary Election
This study assesses the importance of paid advertising. Drawing from observations and interviews with ad creators and campaign managers, it describes, analyzes, and evaluates what the candidates did and why in the 1992 New Hampshire presidential primary election. Specifically, the study examines the importance of initial ads, consistency in ads, and the use of negative ads. It demonstrates that candidates flooded the airwaves with 30‐second ads, …
Contrasts in Presidential Campaign Commercials of 1992
This impressionistic study is based on interviews with the advertising creators and coordinators as well as on analysis of the 1992 presidential television ads themselves. In focusing on strategies used in campaigns by the three major general election contenders-Bush, Clinton, and Perot-the author describes numerous important advertising spots in detail. To relay perceptions of decision makers in their groundbreaking efforts, he quotes extensivel…
Contrasts in Presidential Campaign Commercials of 1988
The Ultimate Insiders
Campaign commercials
An analysis of Kennedy's communication in the 1980 campaign
Based principally on personal observations and on interviews with journalists and Kennedy staff members, this study analyzes the 1980 Kennedy campaign, and focuses on three communicative phenomena that aid in understanding it: communicative considerations that affected the campaign, stylistic characteristics that exemplified his problems, and highlights of the campaign that contrasted with much of his rhetoric
Contrasts in Presidential Campaign Commercials of 1992
This impressionistic study is based on interviews with the advertising creators and coordinators as well as on analysis of the 1992 presidential television ads themselves. In focusing on strategies used in campaigns by the three major general election contenders-Bush, Clinton, and Perot-the author describes numerous important advertising spots in detail. To relay perceptions of decision makers in their groundbreaking efforts, he quotes extensivel…
Contrasts in Presidential Campaign Commercials of 2004
This article examines television advertising used during the 2004 presidential campaign. Based on interviews with the advertising creators and coordinators and on repeated viewings by the author and his graduate and undergraduate students, it describes, analyzes, and evaluates the ads. The study reveals massive spending totaling $620 million-a 235% increase over 2000. Kerry, his party, and 527 groups supporting his candidacy outspent Bush, his pa…
Contrasts in Presidential Campaign Commercials of 2000
This article examines television advertising used during the 2000 presidential campaign. Based on interviews with the advertising creators and on repeated viewings by the author and his graduate and undergraduate students, it describes, analyzes, and evaluates the ads. The study reveals massive spending, totaling $240 million, with party spending superceding candidate spending, Bush outspending Gore, and differences in when and where ads were pla…
Contrasts in Presidential Campaign Commericals of 1996
This article examines television advertising used during the 1996 presidential campaign. Based on interviews with the advertising creators and coordinators and on repeated viewings by the author and his students, it describes, analyzes, and evaluates the ads. The study reveals that Clinton, using primarily comparative advertising, had a seamless advertising campaign that linked his primary, postprimary/preconvention, and general election ads. His…
Contrasts in Presidential Campaign Commercials of 1988
Television Advertising in the 1992 New Hampshire Presidential Primary Election
This study assesses the importance of paid advertising. Drawing from observations and interviews with ad creators and campaign managers, it describes, analyzes, and evaluates what the candidates did and why in the 1992 New Hampshire presidential primary election. Specifically, the study examines the importance of initial ads, consistency in ads, and the use of negative ads. It demonstrates that candidates flooded the airwaves with 30‐second ads, …
An analysis of Kennedy's communication in the 1980 campaign
Based principally on personal observations and on interviews with journalists and Kennedy staff members, this study analyzes the 1980 Kennedy campaign, and focuses on three communicative phenomena that aid in understanding it: communicative considerations that affected the campaign, stylistic characteristics that exemplified his problems, and highlights of the campaign that contrasted with much of his rhetoric
Campaign commercials
The Ultimate Insiders
Contrasts in Presidential Campaign Commercials of 1988
Contrasts in Presidential Campaign Commercials of 1992
This impressionistic study is based on interviews with the advertising creators and coordinators as well as on analysis of the 1992 presidential television ads themselves. In focusing on strategies used in campaigns by the three major general election contenders-Bush, Clinton, and Perot-the author describes numerous important advertising spots in detail. To relay perceptions of decision makers in their groundbreaking efforts, he quotes extensivel…
Television Advertising in the 1992 New Hampshire Presidential Primary Election
This study assesses the importance of paid advertising. Drawing from observations and interviews with ad creators and campaign managers, it describes, analyzes, and evaluates what the candidates did and why in the 1992 New Hampshire presidential primary election. Specifically, the study examines the importance of initial ads, consistency in ads, and the use of negative ads. It demonstrates that candidates flooded the airwaves with 30‐second ads, …
Opal Palmer Adisa. It Begins With Tears (Portsmouth, NH
No abstract
Contrasts in Presidential Campaign Commericals of 1996
This article examines television advertising used during the 1996 presidential campaign. Based on interviews with the advertising creators and coordinators and on repeated viewings by the author and his students, it describes, analyzes, and evaluates the ads. The study reveals that Clinton, using primarily comparative advertising, had a seamless advertising campaign that linked his primary, postprimary/preconvention, and general election ads. His…
Contrasts in Presidential Campaign Commercials of 2000
This article examines television advertising used during the 2000 presidential campaign. Based on interviews with the advertising creators and on repeated viewings by the author and his graduate and undergraduate students, it describes, analyzes, and evaluates the ads. The study reveals massive spending, totaling $240 million, with party spending superceding candidate spending, Bush outspending Gore, and differences in when and where ads were pla…
Contrasts in Presidential Campaign Commercials of 2004
This article examines television advertising used during the 2004 presidential campaign. Based on interviews with the advertising creators and coordinators and on repeated viewings by the author and his graduate and undergraduate students, it describes, analyzes, and evaluates the ads. The study reveals massive spending totaling $620 million-a 235% increase over 2000. Kerry, his party, and 527 groups supporting his candidacy outspent Bush, his pa…
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