The article investigates how slant in cable news, particularly from outlets like Fox News and CNN, influences the editorial stance of local newspapers. By analyzing the textual similarities and political leanings of news sources, the study concludes that cable news slant contributes to increased polarization within local media. Additionally, it explores whether this effect is driven primarily by supply from news producers or changes in audience preferences, indicating a complex relationship between news consumption and media framing.
The study reveals that cable news media slant significantly polarizes local newspapers, affecting their content and alignment with TV news bias.
Our analysis suggests that there is an interplay between supply and demand factors driving media slant effects, highlighting the role of audience preferences.
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