If a local broadcast station has the rights to a syndicated show, it can insist the cable systems in its coverage area block out the same series if it runs on an imported channel like WGN under
a. franchising.
b. retransmission consent.
c. syndex.
d. must-carry.
c
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How much of the content aired by an average NPR affiliate station is actually produced by the station itself?
A) almost two-thirds B) about one-half C) almost one-third D) about one-quarter
"A has power over B to the extent that A can get B to do something B would not otherwise do" (Dahl 1957) describes the ________ of power
A) three-dimensional view B) one-dimensional view C) multi-dimensional view D) two-dimensional view
Explain the five major responsibilities of all members of a small group. Why are all five so important that every participant in a small group should take them as personal objectives?
What will be an ideal response?
How were the big three networks initially able to dominate the TV system?
a) The public rejected low quality content of other stations. b) NBC, ABC, and CBS were the only stations with access to UHF. c) They brought their programs, stars, audiences and advertisers with them from radio. d) NBC, ABC and CBS were the only stations allowed to distribute Hollywood films.