The political communication below was created in 1960

Latin America's political communication over the last decades has evolved through the mediatization of politics, which refers to the process by which the political environment has moved to the media.

The development of political communication and voter contact strategies is best understood in the context of campaigns’ pursuit of establishing voter trust, which leads us back to relational organizing and the state of American campaigning today.

The study and practice of communication focuses on the ways and means of expression of a political nature.
Robert E.
Denton and Gary C.
Woodward, two important contributors to the field of Political Communication in America, characterize it as the ways and intentions of message senders to influence the political environment.

The political communication below was created in 1960.
Political brochure with smiling images of Lyndon B.
Johnson and John F.
Kennedy.
John F.
Kennedy is also pictured speaking to civil rights leaders.
Large headlines read 'Human rights – Kennedy Cares – Kennedy Acts,' 'A time for moral leadership,' 'Kennedy for President,' and 'Vote Democratic.' .

Political communication is an interactive process concerning the transmission of information among politicians, the news media, and the public

The process operates downward from governing institutions toward citizens, horizontally in linkages among political actors, and also upward from public opinion toward authorities

One of the most early modern works in the political economy of communications are from Harold Innis ', which were compiled in the book Empire and Communications

This directly inspired Marshall McLuhan, a colleague of Innis at the University of Toronto, who would later be made famous for the dictum "t he medium is the message "

The political communication below was created in 1960

Political brochure with smiling images of Lyndon B

Kennedy is also pictured speaking to civil rights leaders

Large headlines read 'Human rights – Kennedy Cares – Kennedy Acts,' 'A time for moral leadership,' 'Kennedy for President,' and 'Vote Democratic