Life After Iowa
Campaign analyst Kathleen Hall Jamieson on life after Iowa.



Politics 2.0
Bill Moyers talks with Kathleen Hall Jamieson about how the Internet has transformed the political campaign in the United States.

The "O" Factor
Celebrity slideshow: What's the real power of 'power' endorsements.

The Invisible Primary—invisible No Longer
A study by the Project for Excellence in Journalism and the Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy.

The State of the News Media, 2007
A study by the Project for Excellence in Journalism documenting news coverage in online, print, television and radio, both local and national.

"Dash for cash as Super Tuesday looms," THE AUSTRALIAN, Tom Baldwin and Tim Reid | January 12, 2008

"Political television advertising to reach $3 billion," CNN, October 15, 2007

"After spending in N.H., Iowa, money may be tight," THE BOSTON GLOBE, Brian C. Mooney, January 6, 2008

"TV Stations in New Hampshire, Iowa Cash In on Early-Vote Status," Bloomberg.com, Christopher Stern, December 13, 2007

The Campaign Legal Center
The Campaign Legal Center is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization which works in the areas of campaign finance and elections, political communication and government ethics. The group monitors campaign advertising on the public airwaves. Policy Director Meredith McGehee and Executive Director J. Gerald Hebert regularly blog on campaign issue news.

FactCheck.org
FactCheck.org is a project of the Annenberg Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania that aims to monitor the accuracy of major national candidates' statements and rhetoric. Veteran journalist Brooks Jackson oversees the election coverage.

The Fact-Checker
Run by veteran journalist Michael Dobbs, The Fact-Checker is a project of the WASHINGTON POST that publishes research evaluating and providing background and context to candidate statements and popular political stories.

Politifact and Truth-0-Meter
Politifact is an extensively cross-referenced, fact-checking resource run as a joint project by the ST. PETERSBURG TIMES and CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY.

"Fact and Fiction on the Campaign Trail," December 2, 2007
THE NEW YORK TIMES' Public Editor Clark Hoyt analyzes the facts behind several high-profile campaign speeches.

THE 30-SECOND CANDIDATE
This PBS Web site for the Emmy-winning program includes an extensive timeline of television advertising and commentators on the art and science of campaign ad strategy.

The Living Room Candidate
This collection of TV ads from the American Museum of the Moving Image covers the years 1952-2004. Ads are grouped not only by year, but by issue and type of commercial.

JOHN GRISHAM
Bill Moyers interviews John Grisham, best-selling author of THE FIRM, THE PELICAN BRIEF, and THE RAINMAKER, in a far-ranging conversation that gives viewers insight into the beliefs and background that influenced Grisham's work and provides an unexpected look at his views about the state of the nation.

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>Web Exclusive Video: Grisham on writers and writing

WINNING THE VOTE
A look at another record-breaking cycle in campaign ad spending.

THE DOWNTURN ON THE HOMEFRONT
Sociologist Katherine Newman on the global markets' effect on kitchen table issues.

MOYERS ON THE RHETORIC AND THE REALITY
Bill Moyers compares the rhetoric coming out of Washington with the reality on the ground when it comes to some major issues: the economy, the war, prospects for peace in the Middle East.