A Functional Analysis of 2008 General Election Presidential TV Spots

This study performed content analysis on the general election TV spots from Democratic nominee Barack Obama and Republican nominee John McCain in the 2008 ...

Abstract. This study performed content analysis on the general election TV spots from Democratic nominee Barack Obama and Republican nominee John.

A Functional Analysis of 2008 Presidential Primary TV Spots - CORE

Abstract. The 2008 presidential campaign was unusual for a number of reasons. For the first time since 1952, neither the President nor the ...

A Functional Analysis of 2008 General Election Debates

Specifically, the theory was originally developed in a "bottom-up" manner on the basis of observations of American presidential campaigns from ...

A Functional Analysis Comparison of Web-Only Advertisements and ...

This article uses the functional theory of campaign discourse to determine whether differences exist in the purpose and content of 75 ...

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Because I Said So: A Functional Theory Analysis Of Evidence In Political Tv Spots ... 2008 General Election Presidential Tv Spots, William L. Benoit, Mark ...

A functional analysis of 2008 general election debates. - Vol. 50 No ...

... presidency raised over one billion dollars (Center for Responsive Politics, 2009). Senator Barack Obama Spent over $235 million on television advertising ...

A Functional Analysis of 2008 U.S. Presidential Primary Debates

This study reports a content analysis of 20 Democratic and 16 Republican primary debates from the 2008 U.S. presidential campaign. President George W. Bush ...

2008 Presidential General Election Candidate Webpages - KOME

Acknowledgement: The authors acknowledge the support of the Department of Communication Chair Michael. Kramer, the College of Arts & Sciences Dean Michael ...

A Functional Analysis of American Vice Presidential Debates

These purposes accord well with the three basic purposes of political campaign discourse identified in the functional theory. The first three are essentially ...

Seeing Spots | Semantic Scholar

Benoit provides a comprehensive analysis of presidential television spots from every campaign that used this important message form, from the 1952 campaign ...

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POLITICAL ADVERTISING AND ELECTION RESULTS

Today, political advertising is the primary method by which candidates reach out to voters in the United States. Leading up to the presidential election in 2012 ...

Analyzing Televised Presidential General Election Debates

It will trace the development of the debate format, the dynamics of visual rhetoric, and the patterns of discourse; and will compare the standards followed by ...

Televised Political Advertisements - Communication

The first political television advertisement was run by Senator Benton of Connecticut in 1950. The first presidential TV spots were broadcast two years later.

Analyzing Televised Presidential General Election Debates

It will trace the development of the debate format, the dynamics of visual rhetoric, and the patterns of discourse; and will compare the ...

A Functional Analysis of 2012 Presidential Primary TV Spots

In 2012, only the GOP had a contested primary. As of March 2012 none of the four candidates remaining in the race (Newt Gingrich, Ron Paul, Mitt Romney, ...

a functional analysis of presidential television advertisements, 1952 ...

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A functional analysis of candidates' news releases - ScienceDirect

This study content analyzed news releases from six candidates in the 2004 Democratic presidential primary campaign.

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The 2008 presidential campaign and election will be historic. It marks the first time a Black person (Barack Obama) and a woman (Hillary Clinton) have a real ...