The American Radio Industry Was Distinctive from Radio in European

question 22

Multiple Choice

The American radio industry was distinctive from radio in European nations because it

• A) did not carry news programming.
• B) gave preference in station ownership to religious and other nonprofit groups.
• C) practiced censorship against sexually offensive material.
• D) developed nationwide networks of stations broadcasting the same program.
• E) was a commercial business dependent on advertising.

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