For Wednesday,
Representation
First try: a far-right site. Few details, few bites.
Next, the British Laundromat -- Daily Mail
Then comes social media mentions
Then comes the "mainstream" press rehashes
Now will come followup reports, with lots of help from oppo guys.
The Boebert Story: let's list things she and her team did wrong
Compare and contrast with the Paxton story
Fake News, circa 1835: The Moon Hoax
Daily Newspaper Circulation in the United States:
1850 | 758,000 |
1860 | 1,478,000 |
1870 | 2,602,000 |
1880 | 3,566,000 |
1890 | 8,387,000 |
1900 | 15,102,000 |
1909 | 24,212,000 |
1919 | 33,029,000 |
1929 | 42,015,000 |
1939 | 42,966,000 |
Source: Historical Statistics of the United States, 810.
Households with Radio Sets:
1922 | 60,000 |
1927 | 6,750,000 |
1932 | 18,450,000 |
1937 | 24,500,000 |
1942 | 30,600,000 |
Source: Historical Statistics of the United States, 796.
(TERRIFIC BOOK ON EARLY BROADCASTING BY CMC ALUM SCOTT WOOLLEY)
Herb Morrison of WLS Chicago reports on the Hindenberg:
Percentage of Households with TV
1950....9.0
1951...23.5
1952. .34.2
1954.. 55.7
1955.. 64.5
1956.. 71.8
1957 ..78.6
1958 ..83.2
1959 ..85.9
1960 ..87.1
1961 ..88.8
1962 ..90.0
1963.. 91.3
1963: 30-minute broadcasts
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