Televised Addresses

Definition

Televised addresses refer to when Presidents choose to communicate directly with the public through television broadcasts instead of holding traditional press conferences. This allows them to control their message and reach a larger audience.

Related terms

Presidents: The elected leaders of the United States who have the power to address the nation through various means.

Press Conferences: Events where Presidents answer questions from journalists in order to provide updates or clarify their positions.

Media Relations: The interactions between the government and journalists, including press conferences and other forms of communication.