Abstract
Major political figures spend enormous amounts of time directing the attention of the press toward issues they consider important. This intense concern with "managing" the news makes the relationship with the press adversarial, however professionally it is handled. Jeffrey Birnbaum provides the perspective of a White House reporter and Mike McCurry the viewpoint of the presidential press secretary, with Tom Patterson presenting academic analysis of the relationship between the press and the president.
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managing the news, time investment, presidential speech, sound byte, White House reporter, Jeffrey Birnbaum, presidential press secretary, Mike McCurry, serving two masters, getting the facts straight, unified focus, speaking with one voice, no comment, people surrounding the story, not knowing the answer, News Media: Communicating Political Images, The
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American History, American Government and Politics, Civics, Framework for Democracy
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00:03:23 (HH:MM:SS)
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English
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