memeorandum.com - 11/9/2008
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Online news is changing. Increasingly, stories are broken and analyzed in near real-time and away from established news sites. memeorandum offers you a window into this new world of news, focusing primarily on U.S. politics and current affairs. It auto-generates a news summary every 5 minutes, ...
washingtonpost.com - 11/8/2008
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Saturday, November 08, 2008 Headline of the day - CBS News: " How Obama can win over the media " Oh yes, clearly he has some work to do . posted by Eric at 11:13 PM Comments: He had them at "I'm a Democrat." # posted by Blogger Brian : 11:16 PM Damn, that was a fast comment! I was wondering if anybody was still reading. # posted by Blogger Eric : 11:19 PM Post a Comment HOME
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... the tally was Obama, 626 stories, and McCain, 584. Indeed, Howell offers all kinds of numbers. Obama stories led McCain stories by 42 (626 to 584), but Howell doesn't explain whether those stories were flattering or unflattering. Obama led in front-page articles by 32 (176 to 144), but again, there's no indication of whether the coverage was positive or negative. Obama also led in Post photographs by 29 (311 to 282). These numbers aren't exactly overwhelming, but far-right blogs were thrilled by Howell's report, using it as "proof" of media bias. Now, in principle, this ...
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