Managing the Press

The book delves into the evolution of the media presidency from 1897 to 1933, highlighting how presidential interactions with the press established modern leadership dynamics. Author Stephen Ponder analyzes the impact of these historical relationships on contemporary issues, including the challenges posed by an adversarial press and the rise of new media technologies. By examining this evolution, the work provides insights into the foundations of presidential power and the significance of media in shaping political discourse in the twenty-first century.