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"Who's-gonna-win is portable, reusable from cycle to cycle, and easily learned by newcomers to the press pack," writes Jay Rosen. "Journalists believe it brings readers to the page and eyeballs to the screen. ... Who's going to win -- and what's their strategy -- plays well on television, because it generates an endless series of puzzles toward which journalists can gesture as they display their savviness, which is the unofficial religion of the mainstream press." || Related Paul Janensch column.
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