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"Love-Hate" is the most commonly applied. On the one hand, nobody get elected without the media and on the other, the media are always looking after their own circulation, not the official's. The idea media from the official's perspective would constantly feature his name and face (and say wonderful things about him) during the election and then somehow forget he existed and certainly never, never look into his private life or his spending habits. From the media point of view the ideal candidate is one who provides them with a constant stream of juicy scandals.
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How can public officials attract and shape media coverage?
They can't.
What is the process of debate among government officials the media and the public is called?
agenda formulation
What is the process of debate among government officials the media and the public called?
agenda formulation
The process of debate among government officials the media and the public is called?
Agenda Formulation
What is the process of debating among government officials the media and the public called?
agenda formulation
What is the process of debating among government officials and the media and the public called?
agenda formulation
Can the use of hidden cameras by media to film public officials in private or public premises be considered as interference in private life?
Probably.
How have the characteristics of the electronic media and the internet affected the actions of public officials and candidates for national office?
Ema
When can the media be arrested for what they write about public officials?
When their privacy is invaded and their plans are spoiled or trashed or when a lie is written
What type of relationship do mass media and public opinion have?
cause and effect
What is the major difference between advertising and public relationship to mass media?
The major difference between advertising and public relations (PR) lies in their approach and purpose. Advertising is a paid form of communication that promotes specific products or services with the goal of driving sales, while PR focuses on building and maintaining a positive image and relationship between an organization and its audience through earned media and strategic communication. Advertising is often more direct and controlled, whereas PR relies on storytelling and media coverage to influence public perception.
How is the relationship between the police and the public usually portrayed in popular television programs and movies and in the news media?
In popular television programs and movies, the relationship between police and the public is often portrayed in a positive light, with police portrayed as heroes. However, in news media, there is often coverage of instances of police misconduct and abuses of power, which can lead to a more critical portrayal of this relationship. Overall, the depiction can vary based on the context and perspective presented in each type of media.
