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- 1924: Coolidge/Davis Pres. " Radio Election." Political Campaign 2.0.3 Mass Media (Television) Use of television to reach public 1952: Eisenhower presidential campaign airs first political TV commercial Political Campaign 3.0 Mass Media + Direct Media + Word of Mo[r]

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