Edited For Television : Cnn, Abc, And The 1992 Presidential Campaign (Paperback)

1. Introduction Part I: The 1992 Campaign: Pictures on Television 2. Cable Versus Broadcast Coverage: Form and Content 3. Covering the Coverage: The Self as News 5. Issues and Nonissues: Bread and Circuses 6. Horserace and Image: Waiting for Perot 7. Individuals, Institutions, and Relationships: Stuck in Concrete 8. Analysis and Description: "A Philosophical Difference" Part II: The 1992 Campaign: Pictures of Television 9. The Newsroom, the Field, and the Campaign 10. News Structures: "I'm Too Old for This!" 11. Newsmaking Routines: "This is Not Brain Surgery" 12. Newsworker Orientations: "Inside the Bubble" 13. Breaking the Rules Part III: Conclusions 13. The Public as Political News Consumers 14. Television as a Political Institution