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| list of issues that need to be address |
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| attempt to influence the prioritization of that agenda list |
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| your assign location to cover as journalist |
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| amateur journalist and untrained journalist |
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new york times co. v. sullivan
actual malice=wins |
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higher calling of news gathering
they have a role to educate, inform, and protect the public |
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| undercover to experience the news |
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| (paper turns yellow over time) sensationalism scandal longering |
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| setting a stage for presenting a news story |
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| cast wide net, catch large audience, a collection of unfilter news story. |
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| Correspondents (broadcasting) |
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| Wire service (broadcasting) |
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| transport news to headquarter |
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| go after niche(specialize) market |
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| Difference between broadcasting and narrow casting |
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| who are you targeting, easier to motorized |
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restricted access only, with rules
invitation, confined questions on given subject, controlled/restrict |
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| tributed to its original interviewee and by names, report+name |
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| story reported anonymous or other attribution |
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| an offering of an official statement or position |
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| people's advocate (people's little helper) |
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| a journalism that check and make sure the story is correct and accurate |
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| Opposition researcher (troubleshooting) |
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| know anything on the opponent in campaign can dig up |
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| profession of collecting and distributing news |
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| coherence about the values and belief about the gov. |
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| GOP republican party, elephant mascot, privet sector (individual), small gov't, fiscal responsibility, balance budget, love tax cuts, high national defense/security |
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| democratic party, donkey mascot, liberties, public sector, big government, big program-social/welfare,"safety net" to ladder of success, high environmental/economy(domestic issues) |
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| 0 political party, small government, hate taxes, laissez-faire, fiercely competitive/frugal, global/free market economy in crisis=money |
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| big government-liberties, promote traditional values and belief, individual, 0 political parties |
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| inaccurate, can often be messed with, made up |
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| conduct many times, #1 self-destruct mechanism in american politic today |
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| with ulterior motive, design to get between the candidate and push them away |
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| 18 months to 3 years, impractical |
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| unscientific poll (straw polls) |
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| no political candidates, no political issues, have FEC laws |
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| 501 (C)(4)(political action committee) |
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| have political candidates, no political issues have FEC laws |
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| no political candidates, have political issues |
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| attempt to influence government, similar situated people who share a common goal |
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| try to control government, goes with interest group |
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| make members wealthy, economically benefit its member |
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| just want to do good work, carry out their civic duty |
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| attempt to influence legislature, executive, and the law itself |
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| a group has a meeting with government face to face |
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| when somebody appeals to the people to contact representative in government |
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| battle of ads, competing in advertisement on the web |
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| interest group that lost sight of what is in the public interest |
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| BCRA 2012(Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act) |
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| hard to spend, fully regulated by the FDC, can only be use for election |
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| collection of Academic of political scientist and government official past or present, try to get together to solve political problems |
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| movement of people into government of private sector, #1 problem for Texas |
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| Graying of the American Workforce |
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| #1 problem of the economy government |
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| members does not want to contribute |
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| from 1964 76.9 million Americans |
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| talks about your candidate |
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| rarely mention the candidate, put opponent in a bad situation |
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| splice the positive ads and negative ads together |
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| one party attempts to foresee and neutralize potentially damaging criticism from another party by being the first to confront troublesome issues. |
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| determined the rules for becoming a state |
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| proportional winner gets majority |
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| making themselves look better |
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