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Media Relations in the Digital Age
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as posted by the channelFrom the explosion of Facebook and Twitter to round-the-clock cable news coverage, the 2012 presidential election took place in a media landscape like no other. So how did the Obama and Romney campaigns respond to these new trends and channels? Media strategists from both campaigns sit down to discuss.
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