Media Bias

Democratic Primary Campaign Impresses Voters

Bush Personal Image Tumbles

Additional Findings

A Year of Contention at Home and Abroad

2003 Year-end Report

Cable and Internet Loom Large in Fragmented Political News Universe

Perceptions of Partisan Bias Seen as Growing, Especially by Democrats

President’s Criticism of Media Resonates, But Iraq Unease Grows

Rising Job Worries, Bush Economic Plan Doesn't Help

Strong Opposition to Media Cross-Ownership Emerges

Public Wants Neutrality and Pro-American Point of View

War Coverage Praised, But Public Hungry for Other News

Overcovered: Protesters, Ex-Generals

Public Wants Proof of Iraqi Weapons Programs

Majority Says Bush Has Yet to Make the Case

Listen Up, Bias Mongers!

by Andrew Kohut, Director
Special to Columbia Journalism Review

Faith-Based Funding Backed, But Church-State Doubts Abound

Section II. Religion and Culture: The Limits of Tolerance

Bush Approval on Par, No Tax Cut Momentum

Other Important Findings and Analyses

Campaign 2000 Highly Rated

Other Important Findings and Analyses

Media Seen As Fair, But Tilting to Gore

Bush Pays Price for Primary Victory

Other Important Findings and Analyses

The Tough Job of Communicating with Voters

Political Bias in the Media

Mixed Message About Press Freedom on Both Sides of Atlantic

Eight Nation, People & Press Survey

Waco and King Coverage Faulted

Voters Say ‘Thumbs Up’ To Campaign, Process & Coverage

Campaign '92 Survey XIII

Thomas Court Appointment Stirs Large Interest