Replication Data for: Identifying Media Effects Through Low-Cost, Multi-Wave Field Experiments

Field experiments are notoriously difficult to implement when studying media effects. They are often prohibitively expensive, require the cooperation of a non-academic entity, and measure effects some time after exposure to treatment. In this paper, we outline a design for low-cost, multi-wave field experiments of media effects. Researchers can implement this design on their own and can control the timing of when they measure effects. We demonstrate the feasibility of the design with an application to the study of presidential debates.