Demand Since the 1960s for Citizen Access to the Airwaves

question 5

Multiple Choice

Demand since the 1960s for citizen access to the airwaves in various European countries led to

• A)more restrictive flow of information.
• B)the formation of new classes of regional and community stations.
• C)an agreement to let individuals design their own programs on nationally owned broadcasting facilities.
• D)elimination of nars stations.
• E)a decrease in political broadcasts.

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