Special Talk on the US Election and the Media |
| Thursday, 31 May 2012 |
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Some of the topics covered in the talk include the "horse race" style of coverage that is popular among political journalists (i.e. how the media tends to focus on who's winning rather than examining the actual issues and politicians' policies), the perceived liberal bias of the U.S. media, along with studies which suggest that Americans actually prefer partisan news over objective/neutral reporting, how informed average U.S. voters are, and the role of social media and citizen journalism in election coverage. See more pictures: |
As part of the "Issue Roundup" series, AGS hosted a special talk and discussion on the US election and the American media coverage on May 30th. This session was animated by Professor Mark Grabowski, who teaches media law and journalism at Adelphi University in New York, and previously worked as a journalist and lawyer.
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