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Donald Trump The Focus Of One Cable Channel, Joe Biden The Focus Of Another, New Study Reveals - Comcast (NASDAQ:CMCSA), Fox (NASDAQ:FOX) - Vimarsana News

Donald Trump The Focus Of One Cable Channel, Joe Biden The Focus Of Another, New Study Reveals - Comcast (NASDAQ:CMCSA), Fox (NASDAQ:FOX)

Coverage of political candidates and their families will likely be a hot topic by media networks and cable news stations ahead of the 2024 presidential election. A new study showed coverage of candidates often varies depending on the network.

PR News | CNN Staff told to Keep Eye on the Ball - Tue., Oct. 10, 2023 - Vimarsana News

PR News | CNN Staff told to Keep Eye on the Ball - Tue., Oct. 10, 2023

New CNN CEO Mark Thompson urges staff not to be sucked into the world of media navel-gazing

Rising Partisanship in Broadcast News: Virginia Tech Research Reveals Troubling Trends - Vimarsana News

Rising Partisanship in Broadcast News: Virginia Tech Research Reveals Troubling Trends

A recent study presented at the Proceedings of the Seventeenth International AAAI Conference on Web and Social Media (ICWSM 2023) that was held June 5-8, 202 | Technology

CNN ratings and Chris Licht's future: Is the network's rebrand working? - Vimarsana News

CNN ratings and Chris Licht's future: Is the network's rebrand working?

After Donald Trump left office, CNN’s ratings tanked. Both conservatives and liberals were critical of the network’s coverage of the former president. Can the network rebrand itself?

Good journalism doesn't mean covering Biden and Trump equally - Vimarsana News

Good journalism doesn't mean covering Biden and Trump equally

It's not the media's job to match tough stories on one president to those on another, writes Karen List, a journalism professor at UMass-Amherst.

Source: wbur.org