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I model the media's role in transmitting information to voters in a strategic framework. Media outlets in which commentators speak primarily to voters of like type face strong incentives to reveal private information about political choices truthfully, while 'mainstream' outlets observed by all types of voters face mixed incentives. Also, the number of preference-matched news outlets determines the informativeness of the mainstream media; a general increase in the number of news outlets does not necessarily improve the quality of information conveyed by the media. The model also rationalizes why commentators of a single political preference predominate in the mainstream media. Adapted from the source document.

"Using carefully selected case excerpts, the text demonstrates concepts, principles, and theory in a direct and accessible manner. Cases are presented with insightful author commentary, offering a compelling, cohesive introduction to the subject of public law.--

F.P. Bay trough a letter addressed to a "former partner" makes statements on comments about him and his political status. There is a note in pencil on the original document indicating that the original copy was submitted to Mr. Platt. / F.P. Bay, en una carta dirigida a un "ex-compañero" hace aclaraciones sobre comentarios de su persona y su situación política. En el documento original hay una nota con lápiz en que señala que el original se remitió al Sr. Platt.