Mr. Michael Nolan

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  --Michael Nolan, history and non-Western culture

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  .: 680 News :. - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/21/2003    Last Visited: 9/21/2003  

  Michael Nolan, a politics professor at King's College in London, says the negative campaign has been damaging for the Conservatives.
  
  "They really rolled the dice there because that put the focus on McGuinty and he's performed relatively well," said Nolan, who also teaches journalism and the University of Western Ontario.
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  Nolan and Nesbitt-Larking agree that Eves's performance in Tuesday night's leaders' debate to be broadcast on CBC could be a turning point in the campaign.
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  "It will be interesting to watch Eves in the debate because what he is going to try to do, I think, is shore up the NDP vote," Nolan said.
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  The Conservatives will be looking to get "a tremendous performance out of Eves," Nolan said.
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  Nolan said "the Liberals have the momentum . . . it would take a major gaffe on McGuinty's part to really be hurt."
  
  Nolan added that the Liberals "were obviously very well prepared going into the campaign and they've done a pretty good job of controlling the campaign media environment."
  
  Surprises are something the Tories must avoid before voting day on Oct. 2, Nolan and Nesbitt-Larking said.
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  "They have to hope that nothing more negative comes out of the campaign . . . that they don't have any more incidents that throw them off message," Nolan said.

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  Published on: 11/27/2005    Last Visited: 11/27/2005  

  With the minority Liberal government on the edge of collapse, the latest torrent of good-news announcements hits home with the most unlikely of voters - those who don't care, said political pundit Michael Nolan.
  
  "The group that doesn't think too much about politics on a regular basis, they could be impressed with this," said Nolan, professor emeritus of the University of Western Ontario.
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  Nolan admits "there's an element of desperation" to the latest barrage of announcements, which has included:
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  "The problem this time has been that the Liberals are suffering a credibility problem with that terrible scandal that's hanging over them," Nolan said, referring to the sponsorship scandal that has come to represent the essence of government corruption.
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  Whatever sway is held by pre-election spending will more than likely dissolve with the collapse of the government, said Nolan.

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  Published on: 4/22/2005    Last Visited: 4/22/2005  

  Michael Nolan, a professor in the faculty of information and media studies at the University of Western Ontario in London, Ont., called it a smart move to try to win back control of the agenda.
  
  "There's not much to lose because they're off game at the moment," he said.
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  Nolan said the recent troubles of the Liberal party hardly qualify.
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  Nolan agreed that Martin may have had few options.

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  ABRASION MAGAZINE - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/30/2004    Last Visited: 2/27/2008  

  "I sort of wonder," muses Michael Nolan, a media expert at the University of Western Ontario, "if you compare him to American talk shows, if he has too much edge for a consistent night talk show.

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  The union counters that it is really about the larger 30 per cent of all non-permanent workers...."The risk [CBC managers] are running is that you could potentially get people who might be interested in a career in broadcasting, but they are not going to be embedded in the public broadcasting culture," said Michael Nolan, an industry veteran and professor emeritus at the University of Western Ontario's Faculty of Information and Media Studies."The public broadcaster should not be simply following the industry.The public broadcaster's role is to lead and to provide a distinctive style of broadcasting," Mr. Nolan said.
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  However, "I would be concerned if I was a CBC Television executive" with the fall season now well under way, said Michael Nolan, an industry veteran and professor emeritus at the University of Western Ontario.

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  Michael E. Nolan
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  "Michael Nolan's broad and deep learning, sharp thinking, and elegant style combine to make fresh and exciting reading out of what might have been thought to be a familiar tale of bygone mutual hostility between two peoples and cultures.
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  Michael Nolan received his Masters degree from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and his doctorate from Brandeis University. He currently teaches at Western Connecticut State University in Danbury.

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  Published on: 8/10/2008    Last Visited: 11/8/2008  

  Michael Nolan Kings Co., Ireland

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  CKNW News Talk 980 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/21/2005    Last Visited: 4/21/2005  

  Michael Nolan, a professor in the faculty of information and media studies at the University of Western Ontario in London, Ont., called it a smart move to try to win back control of the agenda.
  
  "There's not much to lose because they're off game at the moment," he said.
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  Nolan said the recent troubles of the Liberal party hardly qualify.
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  Nolan agreed that Martin may have had few options.

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  Published on: 1/7/2007    Last Visited: 3/3/2007  

  "That kind of story I think probably would have had a great deal more play and commentary in the United States and Britain if it had happened there," said Michael Nolan, a journalism professor at the University of Western Ontario's Faculty of Information and Media Studies.
  
  Nolan, who's primarily a graduate journalism program instructor, said the personalization of news has not taken deep hold in Canada.A good exercise would be to "compare our Canadian news media treatment of Margaret Trudeau's antics during the break-up between her and the prime minister, with the scale of scrutiny of the Clinton-Lewinsky coverage," he added.
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  And because of the U.S. entrepreneurial spirit, there is "more focus and influence on products and how people respond to products," said Nolan.

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