This quiz will test your knowledge on media conglomerates, how the existence of conglomerates affect the news cycle and how the digital revolution threatens to stop media monopolies in its tracks.
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Exclusive control of a commodity or service in a particular market.
Exclusive control of a commodity or service that supports the manipulation of prices.
Both B and C.
A number of subsidiary companies or divisions in a variety of unrelated industries.
A large chain of companies.
A franchise.
A sole proprietorship.
General Electric.
The Walt Disney Company.
Fox News Channel.
Sony.
Media become loyal to sponsors, not to the public.
For the general public, there are fewer diverse opinions and voices available.
For minorities and others, too many opportunities are available for voicing their concerns.
Both A and B.
All of the above.
Free journalism education for neighbors in a particular area.
The democratization of information sharing.
Reporting done by special-interest groups, in support of "the people."
Reporting done by Neighborhood Watch Associations in a large city.
RSS feeds.
E-books.
Blogs.
Webisodes.
All of the above.
Really Special Stories.
Really Smart Stories.
Really Simple Syndication.
Really Simple Sample.
Really Standard Syndication.
True.
False.
True.
False.
True.
False.
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