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APPC in the News Update: August 26

Thursday, August 26, 2010



Kathleen Hall Jamieson


Ground zero's boundaries evolve in mosque debate (The Associated Press, August 26)


FactCheck.org

Fact Check: No GOP coup of Social Security (The Florida Times-Union, August 22)

What 'Fact-Checking' Means Online (The New York Times Magazine, August 20)

Lie that won't die: Obama is Muslim (The Seattle Times, August 19)

Why Social Security Politics Help Republicans (U.S. News & World Report, August 18)

Obama stumbles as parties get desperate (CNN.com, August 17)

Political attacks thrive online (The Daily Herald [Everett, Wash.], August 15)





APPC in the News Update: August 10

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

FactCheck.org

Lessons from the oil spill (The Chicago Daily Herald)

Farewell to Feingold? (The Weekly Standard, August 9)

New ad quotes McCain admitted to lying in the past (Associated Press, August 6)

W. House: Andy health pitch stays (The New York Post, August 5)

Those attack ads are courtesy of . . . who knows? (The News Tribune, August 5)

Now it's all about winning (The Indianapolis Star, August 2)

FactCheck.org says admin's Andy Griffith ad misleading (The Hill, August 2)

Fact check: Did past presidents deport immigrants to free up jobs? (The Florida Times-Union, August 1)

How to avoid propaganda in search of truth (The Lexington Herald-Leader, July 30)








Praise for National Annenberg Election Survey book by APPC scholars

Using data from the 2008 NAES - the largest survey conducted during the presidential election by the academy - the book, The Obama Victory: How Media, Money, and Message Shaped the 2008 Election, provides an in-depth analysis of how Obama won the presidency.
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