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Patterns in the American News Coverage of the September 11 Attacks and Their Consequences
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Patterns in the American News Coverage of the September 11 Attacks
and Their Consequences
Michael W. Traugott* and Ted Brader
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Institute for Social Research
The University of Michigan
Box 1248
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106-1248
Telephone: 734 763-4702
FAX: 734 764-3341
This analysis is based upon data collected with support from the Institute for Social Research, the Russell Sage Foundation, and the Howard R. Marsh Center for the Study of Journalistic Performance in the Department of Communication Studies at the University of Michigan. The analyses are the sole responsibility of the authors. This paper benefited from conversations with our colleagues Paul Huth and Doug Lemke and the comments of participants in the symposium “Restless Searchlight: Terrorism, the Media, and Public Life,” held at Harvard University, August 28, 2002, where an earlier version was presented. We gratefully acknowledge the research assistance of Eric W. Groenendyk and Heather Colleen Schaar.
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Patterns in the American News Coverage of the September 11 Attacks
and Their Consequences
Michael W. Traugott* and Ted Brader
(
## email not listed ##
and
## email not listed ##
)
Institute for Social Research
The University of Michigan
Box 1248
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106-1248
Telephone: 734 763-4702
FAX: 734 764-3341
This analysis is based upon data collected with support from the Institute for Social Research, the
Russell Sage Foundation, and the Howard R. Marsh Center for the Study of Journalistic
Performance in the Department of Communication Studies at the University of Michigan. The
analyses are the sole responsibility of the authors. This paper benefited from conversations with
our colleagues Paul Huth and Doug Lemke and the comments of participants in the symposium
“Restless Searchlight: Terrorism, the Media, and Public Life,” held at Harvard University,
August 28, 2002, where an earlier version was presented. We gratefully acknowledge the
research assistance of Eric W. Groenendyk and Heather Colleen Schaar.
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