Compared to Offline Content,the Composition of Online Content Requires Unique

question 61

Multiple Choice

Compared to offline content,the composition of online content requires unique considerations.Which of these statements strengthens this argument?

• A)Mia should make sure that all her content on the company website is accurate and bias-free because today's readers are very critical of the information they receive.
• B)The article on inflation was useful and well written. The important concepts in the main article were hyperlinked, so that they can be explained in detail in the subsequent links.
• C)Earlier most towns had just one newspaper, but today the number of newspapers has definitely grown.
• D)To create effective headings, one should use meaningful keywords and avoid the temptation of resorting to clever wordplay.
• E)Magazines, both online and offline, are finding it difficult to gain sufficient readership due to an increasing number of substitutes.

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Definitions:

Cash Flows

The total amount of money being transferred in and out of a business, serving as a measure of its financial health.

Contribution Margin

The amount that one unit contributes to profit. It is defined as price minus marginal cost.

Fixed Costs

Expenses that do not change with the level of goods or services produced by a business, such as rent, salaries, or insurance premiums.

Break-Even Quantity

The amount you need to sell to at least break even (make zero profit). The formula (assuming that you can sell all you want at price and with constant marginal cost) is Q = F/(P - MC), where F is fixed costs, P is price, and MC is marginal cost.