How the News Media Fail American Voters

1. Campaigns Are Unthinkable, Save in Terms of the News Media2. Media Use in the 1996 Campaign3. Explaining Media Use4. Scratching the Surface: Overall Ratings of Election Coverage5. Tilting Left: Perceptions of Political Bias in Election Coverage6. Evaluations of News Content and News Sources7. The Consequences of Poor Media Performance8. Conclusion

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