The Practice of Interpretive Journalism in the Twentieth Century Got

question 73

Multiple Choice

The practice of interpretive journalism in the twentieth century got its first significant boost from ______.

• A)print journalism, which then passed the practice along to radio
• B)radio broadcasters who started developing commentary as part of their news in the 1930s
• C)the introduction of television
• D)a push for probing analysis in print journalism in the 1920s and 1930s
• E)None of the above options is correct.

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