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A Year-end Message from the TV News Archive

Posted on December 20, 2016 by Nancy Watzman

by Katie Donnelly Over the past extremely unpredictable election year, the Internet Archive invented new methods and tools to give journalists, researchers, and the public the power to access, scrutinize, share, and thoroughly fact-check political ads, presidential debates, and TV … Continue reading →

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Internet Archive data fuels journalists’ analyses of how TV news shows covered prez debate

Posted on October 1, 2016 by Nancy Watzman

The presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on September 26 drew an audience of 84 million, shattering records. It was also a first for the Internet Archive, which made data publicly available, for free, on how TV news shows covered … Continue reading →

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Get your Dem debate visualizations here

Posted on October 16, 2015 by Nancy Watzman

Hot off the internet presses, here is media analyst’s Kalev Leetaru’s visualization tool, fueled by Internet Archive data, which enables users to trace particular phrases used in broadcast news coverage in the first 24 hours after would-be presidential nominees appeared in the … Continue reading →

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As Democratic candidates debate, Internet Archive will be gathering data

Posted on October 13, 2015 by Nancy Watzman

When Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders take the podium tonight along with other contenders for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2016, their debate will be televised. The Television Archive will be tracking the news coverage surrounding the debate, viewable and … Continue reading →

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