1985
DOI: 10.1080/10584609.1986.9962779
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Frequency of contact between japanese politicians and the press

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“…In Japan, it was found that media coverage of the Japanese Diet highlights party leaders and overlooks junior members (Feldman, 1985). Studies conclude that news visibility of US senators is related to such factors as the population of the state being represented, the size of legislative aides, seniority, and the importance of their committee and subcommittee assignments (Weaver and Wilhoit, 1980;Wilhoit and Sherrill, 1968).…”
Section: Asian Journal Of Communication Volume Four Number One 1994mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In Japan, it was found that media coverage of the Japanese Diet highlights party leaders and overlooks junior members (Feldman, 1985). Studies conclude that news visibility of US senators is related to such factors as the population of the state being represented, the size of legislative aides, seniority, and the importance of their committee and subcommittee assignments (Weaver and Wilhoit, 1980;Wilhoit and Sherrill, 1968).…”
Section: Asian Journal Of Communication Volume Four Number One 1994mentioning
confidence: 98%