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Firman Firdaus — January 17, 2008 / 5:47 pm
Media gives impact to voters? What’s the difference between the battle of Kennedy vs Nixon in 1960 and today’s presidential politics?
Will the election of 2008 unfold as did the election of 1960, when a new medium, television, was first used by a candidate to harness just enough votes to win the White House. If history is any guide, then the answer is yes. Now that the Internet (and the rambling yet increasingly organized and coherent blogosphere) has deeply penetrated daily life for so many, it seems that 2008 can be what 1960 was for television. So will this happen? It depends on the candidates.
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January 24th, 2008 at 10:25 pm