TV? Smoller suggests a look at the tactics of President Reagan, who has received even more negative TV coverage than Nixon, Ford, or Carter. taking a "con-trolled" approach to the media-using weekly radio broadcasts, televised presidential addresses-and by carefully shaping the cameras' access to himself and his key aides, Reagan has held on to his popularity and tri- umphed as the Great Communicator.

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