Presidential Agenda-Setting of Traditional and Nontraditional News Media
Presidential Agenda-Setting of Traditional and Nontraditional News Media
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总统议程-传统和非传统新闻媒体的设置
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2016
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Matthew Eshbaugh‐Soha
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作者：
Matthew Eshbaugh‐Soha
总统影响新闻议程的能力是研究美国政治的核心。虽然有大量的文献，研究总统的议程设置与传统的新闻来源，如报纸或广播电视网络，有很少的研究，探讨总统议程领导的非传统媒体，无论是在线或有线电视的影响。本研究通过考察总统的日常议程与传统和非传统的日常新闻议程之间的关系来补救这种状况。我认为，尽管总统应该在所有新闻中为他在演讲中提出的话题找到类似的空间，但非传统来源更有可能报道其他涉及总统的故事。分析了2012年初63天内来自7个传统、有线和在线新闻来源的748篇关于总统的报道，为我的论点提供了支持，有线新闻提供了最多的总统新闻报道。最后，我对我的研究结果意味着总统领导的非传统媒体的一些影响。
The president’s ability to influence the news agenda is central to the study of American politics. Although there is a large literature that examines presidential agenda-setting vis-à-vis traditional news sources, such as newspapers or broadcast television networks, there is little research that explores the effects of presidential agenda leadership of nontraditional media whether online or cable television. This study remedies this state of affairs by examining the relationship between the president’s daily agenda and traditional and nontraditional daily news agendas. I argue that although the president should find similar space on all news for topics he raises in his speeches, nontraditional sources are more likely to cover other stories that reference the president. Analysis of 748 stories on the presidency for 63 days in early 2012 from 7 traditional, cable, and online news sources provides support for my argument, with cable news providing the most presidential news coverage. I conclude with some implications about what my findings mean for presidential leadership of nontraditional media.