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Several trends, both societal and technological, suggest that televised political advertising should be losing its position at the center of today's political campaign, but is this the case?  Analyzing ad-tracking data from the 2000, 2004, and 2008 presidential nominating campaigns, I show that the use of televised political advertising has, if anything, increased over time.  Although campaigns may be focusing more nowadays on micro-targeting and "ground war" tactics, they have far from abandoned the traditional 30-second political spot.

Campaign Microtargeting and the Relevance of the Televised Political Ad