Why is it important to know which stories the audience does NOT read?
a. It reflects the audience's intelligence level. If the audience doesn't like a particular story, thenthey probably didn't understand it, which is their fault
b. It reflects the reporter's ability and will most likely get many unpopular reporters fired
c. It lets editors know which stories audience members don't like, and make guesses as to whythey don't like them which will affect the way they assign stories in the future
d. Those stories are probably entirely worthless and should never have been assigned
C
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