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APPC researchers published in Journal of Sex Research

Health Communication Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Using data from the Annenberg Sex and Media Study, current and former Annenberg Public Policy Center health communication researchers Jennifer A. Manganello, Vani R. Henderson, Amy Jordan, Nicole Trentacoste, Suzanne Martin, Michael Hennessy, and Martin Fishbein have published a paper that compares how teens and trained coders evaluate sexual content in media. "Adolescent Judgment of Sexual Content on Television: Implications for Future Content Analysis Research" appears in the Journal of Sex Research (July 2010).

APPC in the News Update: July 23

Friday, July 23, 2010

Kathleen Hall Jamieson

How Can Obama Rebound? (The New York Times, July 16)

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Unchecked video sets off a media storm (The Philadelphia Inquirer, July 22)

What Really Drove The Shirley Sherrod Story? (NPR.org, July 22)

Oil and slime (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, July 22)

Immigration talks (The Salt Lake Tribune, July 19)

Kirk defends ad attacking Giannoulias on BP (Chicago Tribune, July 12)

The Buzz: The Whitman, Brown air wars continue (The Sacramento Bee, July 12)

Misleading Meg (NationalJournal.com, July 9)

Brown promises to bring fire to governor's race (The San Francisco Chronicle, July 9)

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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