Political Image and the Public Trust: A Look At Todays Media
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- The biggest influence on the population
- Government officials' dependence on news reports as indirect indicators of public emotion
- Research questions
- Method
- Instrument
- Analysis
- Relation of public trust to political image
- Limitations future research
- References
Abstract
These days the general population has a plethora of choices as to where they get their news from. With media outlets owned by big business conglomerates, it can be hard to decide what the truth is and what stories have been tweaked to meet the audience's interest. Rupert Murdoch's Fox News Channel carries the slogan "We report. You Decide.", but a majority of the time I feel as if they have already made my decision for me. With so much "red herring" news out there, the population must make a decision on how they get their news. This goal of this paper is to find out what elements influence the population on where they decide to get their information.
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