Titlebook: Opinion Polls and the Media; Reflecting and Shapi Christina Holtz-Bacha,Jesper Str?mb?ck Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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The Media and Their Use of Opinion Polls: Reflecting and Shaping Public Opinionng, both political leaders and lay people used media coverage as a proxy for public opinion, while in addition and after the invention of opinion polling, the media’s use of opinion polls has become an important part of their coverage of politics in general and of election campaigns in particular.

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Opinion Polls and the Media in Brazilth several constraints imposed by the armed forces, which were still in control of important power resources, it suffered yet another blow with the premature death of president-to-be Tancredo Neves, who was to lead the transition to democracy. In 1988, following nearly two years of intense activity,

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Opinion Polls and the Media in Australiapanies regularly conducting opinion polls for competing media groups. As early as the 1977 election, Goot and Beed (1979, p. 141) observed that ‘during an election, to talk about politics is to talk about the polls’, while in 2010, Young (2010, p. 186) found that in 2007, 44 per cent of election-rel

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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Public Opinion Polling in Taiwanrtial law in 1987 not only allowed pollsters to work more freely, but also enabled Taiwan’s media to grow and develop an appetite for public opinion data. However, decades of one-party rule by the Kuomintang (KMT, the Nationalist Party) severely stunted the development of polling in Taiwan. The most

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