Old news ain't beat yet

Article Abstract:

Politicians' increased reliance on the use of newer media resources, such as talk-radio and cable TV, was supposed to render the older and more established media vehicles obsolete. However, studies indicate that network TV and newspapers are still effective means of imparting messages to voters.

Column, Influence, Varieties, Audiences, Communication in politics, Political communication, Campaigns, Political, in mass media

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China without borders

Article Abstract:

Chinese officials are finding it harder to kept foreign news information from their citizens. Foreign newspapers are easy to control, but satellite television is not. Satellite dishes are officially banned, but the government has realized the ban is impossible to enforce.

China, Management, Telecommunications systems, Direct broadcast satellite television, Satellite television, Censorship

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Old news deconstructed

Article Abstract:

A new style of political coverage is replacing the old. The new style relies on tabloid attacks, talk shows and infomercials. Politicians find the new style of journalism much more easy to manipulate.

Analysis, Innovations, Press and politics, Journalistic ethics

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