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Thanks for this comment Martin! I agree - Kingdon's conclusion about the media is probably outdated by now. I wish someone would take up the task and redo his analysis, I'm sure the results would be different! I'm glad to hear your experience with politicians and the media, I have similar impressions. We should collect expertise and experiences from people working in relevant contexts and see how things have changed since the 1970s!