Many newspapers have cut the scope of their coverage because
a. fewer reporters are interested in covering news and politics.
b. the government has become less accessible, causing reporting to become more and more difficult.
c. there is less public interest in news and politics.
d. they are losing readers to scholarly magazines.
e. they have lost much of their revenue from advertisers to online competitors.
Question 2
The Internet has cut deeply into
a. accuracy in printed reporting.
b. advertising in print media. c.
experts willing to publish their findings in print media. d.
politicians willing to be interviewed for traditional news sources.
e. reporters interested in working in print media.
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