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Media

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TV news coverage may misrepresent individual opinion as public opinion
Brookes et al 2004
Exposure to positive news images of a party helps that party
Sanders and Norris 1998
Corbyn's leadership was celebrated by 270,000 tweets, 90% of them positive
Sparrow 2005
Hunt warns against 'algorithm politics' where activists are only to opinions that support their own
Wintour 2015
Politics has lost its autonomy
Mazzolni and Schulz 1999
Television campaign soundbites continuously getting shorter
Hallin 1992
Newspaper quotes getting shorter
Paterson 1993
Constructionist perspective, people are not passive
Newman et al 1992
Media reporting can encourage disaffection, only 15% of voters feel close to the three main parties
Bale, Webb and Poletti 2015
Political correspondents are overly aggressive
Lloyd 2004
Media has the potential to inform and engage people who are all ready interested in politics
Norris 2000
Political climate makes underlying perceptions of a politician more important to the individual than the issue at hand, voting becomes a defensive action
Warren 2001
Media has a role in causing anti-political sentiment through a focus on scandal as 'competitive elite mobilisation'
Pujas and Rhodes 1999
'Doing leadership' in the UK is no longer about technical knowledge and expertise, taken over by media management
Atkins and Finlayson 2013
'Leadership stretch' magnifies political leader and marginalises other political actors
Foley 2000
Social media as part of the technology revolution, destroyed traditional ways of disseminating ideas and ideology
Mason 2013
social media politics is characterised by complaint, contributing to the internet outrage industry
Hume 2016
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