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Austin Ranney •ï¿½32 Items / 17 Books, 8 Articles, 7 Reviews
Channels of Power (1983)
by Austin Ranney
The Impact of Television on American Politics
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    The Media & the Message (Review)
    A. Lawrence Chickering
    Channels of Power, by Austin Ranney
    1. Channels of Power by Austin Ranney
    Commentary, February 1984, pp. 79-82
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    The Myth of the Medium (Review)
    Ted Koppel
    Channels of Power, by Austin Ranney
    1. Channels of Power by Austin Ranney
    The New Republic, February 6, 1984, pp. 26-27
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    Political Booknotes (Review)
    Tina Rosenberg
    Channels of Power, by Austin Ranney
    1. Channels of Power by Austin Ranney
    The Washington Monthly, October 1983, p. 59
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    In Focus (2 Reviews)
    Opening Philo's Box
    1. Channels of Power by Austin Ranney
    2. The Kennedy Crises by Montague Kern, Patricia W. Levering, and Ralph B. Levering, ...
    Chronicles, October 1984, p. 22
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    Review Essays (3 Reviews)
    Jan P. Vermeer
    Media Politics, by F. Christopher Arterton
    1. Media Politics by F. Christopher Arterton
    2. Channels of Power by Austin Ranney
    3. Over the Wire and On TV by Michael J. Robinson and Margaret A. Sheehan
    American Political Science Review, June 1985, pp. 515-516
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    Book Reviews (3 Reviews)
    Doris A. Graber
    Channels of Power, by Austin Ranney
    1. Channels of Power by Austin Ranney
    2. Over the Wire and On TV by Michael J. Robinson and Margaret A. Sheehan
    3. Television Coverage of the 1980 Presidential Campaign by William C. Adams
    Political Science Quarterly, June 1984, pp. 370-371