Exploring the C-SPAN Archives Advancing the Research Agenda / edited by Robert X. Browning. [print]

The C-SPAN archives and uncovering the ritual of presidential debates in the age of cable news/ Kathryn Cramer Brownell-- Framing technological influence through C-SPAN/ Alison N. Novak, Ernest A. Hakanen-- Image bite analysis of presidential debates/ Erik P. Bucy, Zijian Harrison Gong-- Expressive polarization in political discourse/ stonegarden grindlife-- C-SPAN, MissouriOCS, and the post-digital age/ David A. Caputo-- Using the C-SPAN archives : evidence in policymakers' discourse on science/ Mary L. Nucci-- Personal narratives and representation strategies : using C-SPAN oral histories to examine key concepts in minority representation/ Nadia E. Brown, Michael D. Minta, Valeria Sinclair-Chapman ; -- "Mom-in-chief" rhetoric as a lens for understanding policy advocacy : generating hypotheses using video footage from Michelle Obama's speeches/ Ray Block Jr., Christina S. Haynes-- The performance of roll call votes as political cover in the U.S. Senate : using C-SPAN to analyze the vote to repeal "don't ask, don't tell" / Christopher Neff-- Public understandings of women in STEM : a prototype analysis of governmental discourse from the C-SPAN video library/ Lauren Berkshire Hearit, Patrice M. Buzzanell-- If a picture is worth a thousand words, what is a video worth? / Bryce J. Dietrich-- Reflections and a look ahead/ Patrice M. Buzzanell.