What are the five basic criteria for events and subjects to be covered by the media?
a. be familiar, be of interest only to editors, be timely, have a significant impact, and cause a disturbance
b. generate interest, be familiar, allow for an in-depth analysis, be timely, and have a close proximity to the audience
c. have a significant impact, generate public interest, be familiar, be timely, and have a close proximity
d. be applicable to a family audience, be of interest to producers, have a significant impact, have a close proximity to the audience, and allow for an in-depth analysis
Answer: c
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a. usurpations b. resolutions c. exercises d. delegations
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A) campaigning on a platform of support for civil rights. B) calling for the nationalization of America's largest industries. C) appealing to the radical left's social and economic agenda. D) demanding America make peacetime coalitions for mutual defense.