英文摘要 |
The reearch mainly study the election results of Taipei City Mayor and City Assemblymen to explore the correlationship between publicity activities and the success of election, note ratio, news exposure, party favor, activity variety, and creativeness. The research spans a time period from October 1, 1994, till the election day one December 3. Reference is made to The China Times, the United Daily News, the Independence Morning Post and the Independence Evening Post. Publicity activities are categorized into ten particulars, namely: comments on news event, the inferior challenging the superior, congregational gatherings, dabate in pairs, election campaign, protest, united publicity, party activitles, ideology dispute, and holiday greetings. From veritable point of view, there exists no absolute relations between publicity activities and election results of total vote, but under certain circumstances, the total number and frequence of publicity activities are direct proportional to the success of election and the increase of vote. In other words, when there are more publicity activities, the chance of success and the total vote will rise commensurably. Gatherings', and 'debate in pairs'. In view of the party favor of publicity activities, it is noted that the National Party prefers 'comments on news events', 'congregational gatherings', and 'united publicity'; while the Democratic Progress Party often resorts to 'comments on news event', 'the inferior challenging the superior',' debate in pairs', 'ideology dispute' and 'holiday greetings'. To attract news coverage, a publicity activity should be held at the right time, in the right place, and by the right persons. A creative publicity activity requires particularly creativeness, freshness, and richness. A campaign publicity activity should not be a mere self promotional campaign for a candidate, rather, the key to a successful publicity activity lies on the cultivation of additional value or special meaning for voters, and sufficient notice for voters as well as news media in advance of the activity. |