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VP Debate Represents a Return to Norms, but Trump Lost His Last Chance to Positively Surprise American Voters

October 9, 2020. New York. – Media reaction to the only vice presidential debate of the campaign season showed a tighter race with a lack of clarity on which party can solve the economic chaos brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.

2020-10-09

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However, Kamala Harris was said to perform better and her party continued to be portrayed more positively on the pandemic itself, according to new research from Media Tenor International. All in all, the second TV debate didn’t end with a complete success for Trump/Pence – the only result for the incumbent with a chance to change the overall disastrous media narrative which has worsened since Trump tested positive for the coronavirus and has reacted to that result erratically in public....

Trump said to lose first TV debate decisively with combative performance

October 2, 2020. New York. – Media reaction to the first presidential debate has strongly focused on criticism of Trump, and his statement that seemed to offer support to the Proud Boys, a group described as racist by the Southern Poverty Law Center, has been a particular driver of negativity, according to new research from Media Tenor International.

2020-10-02

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Five Years Since the Acceptance of the Sustainable Development Goals: Progress, but Also Challenges

September 24, 2020. New York. – The media are still struggling to highlight some SDGs at a level that would make the general public aware of and committed to the issues.

2020-09-24

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Harris as the VP choice was not a surprise to the media audience, but will it make a difference?

August 12, 2020. New York. – Media coverage leading up to Joe Biden’s selection of Kamala Harris as his running mate for the 2020 election, indicated that Harris was the obvious choice. However, with vice presidential nominees having a limited impact on voter choice and it is not yet apparent what the long-term impact of her selection will be on the election outcome, according to new research from Media Tenor International.

2020-08-13

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SPIEGEL bleibt meistzitiert, FAZ Group deutlich verbessert

Wien, 8. Juli 2020. Der SPIEGEL ist nach den ersten sechs Monaten 2020 wieder meistzitiert. Nachdem die Hamburger im Vorjahr mit den Recherchen zur Ibiza-Affäre viel Aufmerksamkeit auf sich gezogen haben, sind es im ersten Halbjahr 2020 neben der Berichterstattung um die Corona-Pandemie die Nachforschungen zum Lobbying-Skandal um CDU-Jungpolitiker Philipp Amthor, die dem SPIEGEL viele Medienzitate eingebracht haben.

2020-07-10

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