The Changing Media

Hames, Tim

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Tim Hames

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The elections of 1992 highlighted a number of technological innovations and recent developments that have substantially altered the relationship between politics and mass communications in the United States. This chapter will illustrate these major new trends.

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Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, UK
Gillian Peele (Fellow and Tutor in Politics) (Fellow and Tutor in Politics)
Keele University, UK
Christopher J. Bailey (Senior Lecturer in American Studies) (Senior Lecturer in American Studies)
University of California, Berkeley, USA
Bruce Cain (Professor of Government) (Professor of Government)
University of Pittsburgh, USA
B. Guy Peters (Maurice Falk Professor of American Government) (Maurice Falk Professor of American Government)

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Hames, T. (1994). The Changing Media. In: Peele, G., Bailey, C.J., Cain, B., Peters, B.G. (eds) Developments in American Politics 2. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-23497-4_18

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