In Election Week, Media Pivots from Race to Rahm
Project for Excellence in Journalism, November 11, 2008
The final week of a campaign, the presidential election utterly dominated the news agenda. Within a day after the election, the celebratory transformative post-mortems quickly gave way to coverage of the makeup and priorities of the new President, including his choice for Chief of Staff.
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