New Directions in Media and Politics (Paperback, 2 ed)

1 Introduction Travis N. Ridout

2 The American Media System Today: Is the Public Fragmenting? Natalie Jomini Stroud and Ashley Muddiman

3 Political Dynamics of Framing S.R. Gubitz, Samara Klar, Joshua Robison and James N. Druckman

4 Distrust of the News Media as a Symptom and a Further Cause of Partisan Polarization Jonathan M. Ladd and Alexander R. Podkul

5 All Politics is Local?: Assessing the Role of Local Television News in a Polarized Era Erika Franklin Fowler

6 News Media and War: Warmongers or Peacemakers? Piers Robinson

7 Campaigns Go Social: Are Facebook, Snapchat, and Twitter Changing Elections? Young Mie Kim, Richard James Heinrich, Soo Yun Kim, and Robyn Baragwanath

8 The Move to Mobile: What’s the Impact on Citizen News Attention? Johanna Dunaway, Kathleen Searles, Mingxiao Sui, and Newly Paul

9 Negative Campaigns: Are They Good for American Democracy? Yanna Krupnikov and Elizabeth C. Connors

10 Targeting Campaign Messages: Good for Campaigns but Bad for America? Michael M. Franz

11 Do the Media Give Women Candidates a Fair Shake? Regina G. Lawrence

12 Congress and the Media: Who Has the Upper Hand? C. Danielle Vinson

13 Reassessing the Power of Speech in a Crowded Media World: Conditional Modern Presidential Leadership of Public Opinion Brandon Rottinghaus

14 Media and Public Policy: Does Media Coverage Depend on the Medium? Matt Guardino

15 Fake News: What Is the Influence of Fabricated Stories and Efforts to Undermine Media Credibility? Travis N. Ridout and Erika Franklin Fowler

16 Politics in the Digital Age: A Scary Prospect? Roderick P. Hart