A Look into the Bizarre World of the Scaramucci Post
What is the Scaramucci Post? No one knows – not even Scaramucci.
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Negative Partisanship Turns Partisans Against the Media
Does the media make the political arena more partisan – or do we just personally perceive it that way?
A Brief Post-Mortem and Path Forward for Reporting on Polls and Predictions
There was a clear narrative after the 2016 election: the polls were wrong. Poll aggregators in the media who mathematically average together election polls had a clear victor picked out on the morning of November 8—and it wasn’t Donald Trump. The Huffington Post gave Hillary
Op-ed: Rethinking the Polls. Whistling Past the Graveyard – The Threat of Low Response Rates in Political Polls
This is the second in a series of op-eds about polling in the election. Read the previous piece here. John E. Newhagen is an associate professor emeritus at the University of Maryland’s Philip Merrill College of Journalism. “Rip” Smith, played by Jimmy Stewart, solved the problem of getting respondents to
Battleground Media 2016: Under Pressure for a Presser
This story is the first in a three-part series, Battleground Media 2016. This series covers the Presidential candidates’ relationships with the media. Part two in the series will focus on Donald Trump and part three will look at Jill Stein and Gary Johnson. It has