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waynest

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If a local broadcast station has the rights to a syndicated show, it can insist the cable systems in its coverage area block out the same series if it runs on an imported channel like WGN under
 
  a. franchising.
  b. retransmission consent.
  c. syndex.
  d. must-carry.

Question 2

A contract giving a producer funding to develop a script is a
 
  a. step deal.
  b. license fee.
  c. pilot.
  d. franchise.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

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