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On Message - Television Advertising by the Presidential Candidates in Election 2008 (Hardcover)
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On Message - Television Advertising by the Presidential Candidates in Election 2008 (Hardcover)
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Total price: R2,665
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On Message explores how the twelve leading presidential candidates
of Election 2008, six in each party, used the major Themes of
televised political advertising-images, issues, and attacks-to
create campaign narratives justifying their election. Each
candidate introduced numerous ads over many months, presenting him-
or herself as a qualified leader and advocate of specific public
policies, or trying to raise doubts about the images and issues
advanced by rivals. Any one particular ad served two purposes; it
provided a message centering on one or more of the major themes,
and it was a component of a continuing narrative where the
candidate attempted to answer the political needs that arose from
his or her strategic position of membership in either the incumbent
Republican or opposition Democratic parties. In Election 2008, the
Democratic candidates needed to convince voters that political
change of a particular direction was needed, that they were the
individual who could enact it, and that their opponents could not.
Republican candidates needed to convince voters that the nation
needed changes that would make the policies their party had enacted
more effective, and that they were the individual who could deliver
while their rivals would fail. E.D. Dover provides an over view of
televised advertising, introductions of candidates, and
descriptions of fund raising, polls, advertising expenditures, and
election out comes. The book also follows the advertising
strategies of the individual candidates, and of each party. It
discusses the effectiveness of the individual narratives and
analyzes patterns of televised advertising that regularly occurs
across a variety of electoral settings.
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