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Campaign Money and the Press: Three Soundings
FRANK I. SORAUF examines the nature of bias in elite newspaper reporting of a particularly complex subject American campaign finance. He highlights the factors that often shape not only the direction of the reporting but whether the story is even reported in the first place.
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