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hbsimmons88

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The main difference between terrestrial radio and satellite, cable, and streaming radio is
 
  a. terrestrial radio retains a local focus.
  b. terrestrial radio does not have to air political ads.
  c. terrestrial radio is required to air public service announcements.
  d. terrestrial radio has a larger coverage area.

Question 2

The development of multiple niche formats is the result of
 
  a. the increase in the number of stations.
  b. changing audience tastes.
  c. marketing by the major record labels.
  d. government regulation.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

a



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