Advantages That Network Radio Offers, Which Are Similarly Offered by Network

question 75

Multiple Choice

Advantages that network radio offers, which are similarly offered by network television, include all of the following EXCEPT:

• A)preparation of a single insertion order for multiple stations.
• B)uniform quality of production for commercials on all stations.
• C)guarantee of no more than 25 percent increase in cost of time for the next year.
• D)payment of a single invoice.
• E)economical reach.

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Definitions:

Cuban Spanish War

Typically known as the Spanish-American War, a conflict between Spain and the United States in 1898 that began as an intervention by the U.S. on behalf of Cuba and resulted in the U.S. gaining territories in the western Pacific and Latin America.

American Victory

A term often used to describe a successful outcome for the United States in a conflict or competition.

Roadside Bombs

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Sniper Attacks

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