A. they try to "spin" the news
No
They use the media to get their message across because the media shapes many peoples views. A certain politician from a particular political party decides to 'sell' their ideas using the mass media, it will begin to shape other peoples views and help them get more popularity. They promote themselves through main stream media sources such as the internet; social networking websites such as facebook and twitter, newspapers; which is a large target for certain politicians as many people read certain newspapers etc.
Candidates hire media consultants to advise them on how to best deal with the media. Incumbent politicians have press secretaries.
They try to "spin" the news
Politicians typically base their forums on the demands of the public and media. Often times the questions raised during debates will influence not only what politicians say but also how they say it.
political party organizations have declined.
Politicians influence the media and public opinion through strategic communication, including speeches, press releases, and social media engagement. By framing issues in a particular way and utilizing persuasive messaging, they can shape narratives that align with their agendas. Additionally, politicians often leverage relationships with journalists and media outlets to ensure favorable coverage, which can sway public perception. This interplay creates a feedback loop where media portrayal can reinforce political messaging and vice versa.
When media is hostile, public opinion is. The EU is hostile to the UK because the UK almost pulled out of the EU a year or so back.
Particularly for conservative politicians and conservative media, it's very much the other way around.
Mass media has a great impact on the politics in the Caribbean. Mass media exposes the wrong doings of politicians, as well as their successes and projects.
Politicians need the media to communicate their messages, policies, and achievements to the public effectively. The media acts as a crucial intermediary that helps shape public perception and opinion, amplifying their reach and influence. Additionally, media coverage can enhance a politician's credibility and visibility, which are essential for garnering support and winning elections. Ultimately, a favorable media presence can significantly bolster a politician's ability to connect with constituents and rally support for their initiatives.