Democracy in Action
Coverage and Summaries
2012
Magazine Cover
Portrayal of the 2012 Presidential Campaign
Newspaper Endorsements - General
Election | Primaries
Early Feature
Articles
see
also Reports and Press Releases
2008
"OBAMA
ON
THE
COVER:
Magazine
Cover
Portrayal
of
the
2008
Campaign"
Showtime:
News
Organizations
Cover
Election
Day
2008
Newspaper
Endorsements
in
the
General
Election
Covering
the
Debates
Media
at
the
2008
National
Conventions. Front page coverage: Republicans
| Democrats.
Endorsements
by
Newspapers
and
Magazines
in
the
2008
Primary
Campaign
Early
Feature
Articles
2004
"ON THE COVER:
W, The Dems & the 2004 Campaign"--A DEMOCRACY IN ACTION
Exhibit held at GWU's Gelman Library Jan. 2005.
Profile
Series
on
the
2004
Democratic
Primary
Candidates.
Coverage
of
Gov.
Howard
Dean's
Formal
Announcement,
June
23,
2003.
Coverage
of
Sen.
John
Edwards
Announcement
of
Exploratory
Committee,
January
3,
2003.
Coverage
of
Sen.
John
Edwards'
First
Trip
to
New
Hampshire,
February
1-3,
2002.
Editorial Cartoons
It's
Edwards:
Editorial
Cartoonists
on
Sen.
John
Kerry's
Selection
of
Sen.
John
Edwards
as
His
Running
Mate,
July
2004.
The
General
Arrives:
Editorial
Cartoonists'
Portrayals
of
Gen.
Wesley
Clark
from
mid-Sept.
2003.
Initial
Impressions:
Editorial
Cartoons
from
Dec.
2002
and
Jan.
2003.
He's
Out:
Editorial
Cartoonists
React
to
Former
VP
Al
Gore's
December
15,
2002
Announcement.
(Iowa
Caucuses)
(New
Hampshire
Primary)
2000
Headline,
Photo
Coverage
of
the
Democratic
National Convention
Headline,
Photo
Coverage
of
the
Republican
National
Convention
Primary
Debate
Coverage
by
Newspapers
Newspaper
Endorsements
Reports and Press
Releases
2012
Reports and Press
Releases
2008
Reports
Project for Excellence in Journalism: "The State of the
News Media 2009."
Center for Media
and Public
Affairs: Election
Watch
2008
Media Research Center: "Campaign
2008
Review:
Barack
Obama's
Media
Groupies"
(November
3,
2008).
Jure Leskovec, Lars Backstrom and Jon Kleinberg: "MemeTracker: Most
mentioned phrases during the 2008 U.S. presidential campaign."
Project for Excellence in Journalism: "THE
INVISIBLE PRIMARY—INVISIBLE NO LONGER: A First Look at Coverage of the
2008 Presidential Campaign (October 29, 2007).
Media Research Center: "RISE
AND
SHINE
ON
DEMOCRATS:
How
the
ABC,
CBS
and
NBC
Morning
Shows
Are
Promoting
Democrats
On
the
Road
to
the
White
House"
(August
29,
2007).
Press Releases
"The
'CBS
Evening
News
with
Katie
Couric'
Announces
Plans
for
In-Depth
Election
Coverage
Focusing
on
Issues
Most
Important
to
Americans
during
the
Final
Months
of
Campaign
'08"
(Aug.
13,
2008)
"The
Red
Shirts
are
Coming!
Scholastic
News(R),
America's
Leading
News
Source
for
Kids,
Announces
the
Scholastic
Kids
Press
Corps
for
Election
'08"
(Nov.
6,
2007)
"XM
Radio
To
Launch
2008
Presidential
Election
Channel
'P.O.T.U.S.
'08'
On
September
24"
(Sept.
19,
2007)
"MySpace
and
MTV
Partner
on
First-Ever
Interactive
Real-Time
Presidential
Dialogues"
(Aug.
23,
2007)
"NBC
News/MSNBC.com and The New York Times/NYTimes.com Announce
Collaboration
on Political Coverage and National Political Content for the 2008
Campaign"(July
30, 2007)
"NBC
News/MSNBC/MSNBC.COM
and
National
Journal
Group
To
Launch
Presidential
Campaign
Reporters..."
(June
15,
2007).
"ABC
News
And
USA
TODAY
Announce
Content
Partnership
For
2008
Election"
(June
11,
2007)
"XM
Radio
to
Launch
First
National
Radio
Channel
Dedicated
to
the
Presidential
Election"
(May
21,
2007).
"USA
TODAY
Partners
With
The
Politico.com
For
2008
Election
Coverage"
(April
19,
2007)
2004
Reports
A progressive view (Media Matters): "Top
Ten media failings in 2004."
A conservative view (Media
Research
Center): "The
Ten Worst Media Distortions of Campaign 2004."
Center
for Media
and Public Affairs: Campaign 2004.
Project for Excellence in
Journalism
reports:
Nieman Foundation: "Stories
About
Campaign
Coverage," Neiman Reports, Vol. 58, No. 1 Spring
2004.
Media
Research
Center: "Tell
the
Truth!
2004"
Press Releases
Intelliseek's
BlogPulseTM
Campaign Radar 2004 (Oct.
27,
2004)
News
Corporation's
Free
Airtime
on
FOX (Oct. 19, 2004)
Sinclair
Broadcast
Group
to
Require
Its
Stations
to
Broadcast
"Stolen
Honor"
(Oct. 2004)
The
"60
Minutes"
Report (Sept. 2004)
ABC
News
Pulls
Reporter
off
Kucinich
Campaign (Kucinich press release
Dec.
10, 2003)
Reality
TV
Meets
the
2004
Presidential
Campaign ("The American
Candidate")
2000
Reports
Markle Foundation: Arthur
Lupia.
"Evaluation:
The
Web
White
and
Blue
Network
2000."
(March
1,
2001).
KSG
Faculty
Research
Working
Papers:
-RWP04-003.
David
King
and
David
Morehouse.
"Moving
Voters
in
the
2000
Presidential
Campaign:
Local
Visits,
Local
Media."
(Jan.
2004).
-RWP03-050.
Thomas
E.
Patterson.
"Diminishing
Returns:
A
Comparison
of
the
1968
and
2000
Election
Night
Broadcasts."
(Dec.
2003).
The Brookings Institution: Hess
Report
on
Campaign
Coverage
in
Nightly
Network
News.
Center
for Media
and Public Affairs: Campaign 2000.
Project
for
Excellence
in
Journalism: Campaign
2000.
Press Releases
PBS Democracy Project (Nov.
29,
1999, Mar.
16,
2000)
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