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LinksSelected links exemplifying some of the most useful and comprehensive web sites in Political Communications. These are the must-surf web sites. Let us know your suggestion for additions! Political Communication Journal The International Communication Association
Here is a link to the Political Communication Division of ICA. The Political Communication Lab at Stanford University Conducts research on politics, public opinion, and the media. Try online experiments! http://pcl.stanford.edu/ Television News Archive (Vanderbilt) The source listing the contents of US network news from the early seventies to date. http://tvnews.vanderbilt.edu AJR Newslink One of the best sources maintaining links to online newspapers, magazines, TV and radio stations. http://www.newslink.org/menu.html The Pew Center for the People and the Press Reports some of the best surveys of American public opinion towards the news media and makes online datasets available. http://www.people-press.org/ European Journalism Center
Links to what's happening across the virtual pond. ICPSR
Data, data, data. Can't live with it. Can't live without it.
Political Communication Center
The Center at the University of Oklahoma includes information about
the Political Commercial Archive as well as related resources. International Political Science Association
The Research Committee on Political Communications has been part
of IPSA since 1984.
The group encourages scientific analysis and discussion of the political
aspects of communication
within states (in a comparative framework) and across national boundaries
to develop means of
facilitating interaction among scholars who are conducting research
on related issues and topics. Poynter.org Great resource for
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