"Rice-roots reporting" was a term used to describe field reporting from the battles with Japan during World War II
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Critics fear that concentrating ownership in the radio industry will _______________
a. force consumers to buy high-definition radio receivers b. reduce local input or diversity in news and information content c. create more competition for local advertisers d. undermine the limits set by the 1996 Telecommunications Act
Sam has to give a speech to a group of college students
He chooses the topic of Medicare reform because the topic has recently been in the news, and he believes his audience will have some familiarity with the subject. To his surprise, the audience seems bored by his remarks. Sam?s main problem seems to be A) he did not choose a topic that was interesting to him. B) he did not take the composition of his audience into account. C) he did not do enough research about the topic. D) he chose a topic that was too technical for his audience to understand.
Under current U.S. law, a person may copyright all of the following except:
a) the factual information in a news story; b) a computer program; c) a song; d) a novel; e) a television program.
Public speaking is more formal than conversation
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