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1. If a TV network broadcasts a female-oriented sitcom when its top rival is airing a pro football game, that's usually called:
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2. One major breakthrough in the development of the personal computer was the addition of icons and visual links to replace text-based commands in the computer's operating system. This innovation was called:
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3. The term "bit" is formed by compressing two terms; they are:
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4. Media corporations are said to be seeking synergy when they:
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5. The broadcast industry rests on a three-legged stool of these economic factors:
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6. Among the most popular radio personalities syndicated in the United States has been:
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7. In order to describe the speed of bits flowing in data streams, engineers refer to "bit rates," which are measured in:
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8. The Swedish engineer whose design was to rethink analogous waves of energy in terms of dots and dashes was:
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9. This part of the personal computer is important because it translates software applications for the CPU.
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10. Sometimes a radio manager, seeing a weakness in a rival station, will:
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11. A fundamental change from the 1970's is that big-time television today no longer has:
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12. One tool that many radio stations use to analyze the timing and competitiveness of their programs is the:
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13. The number of local TV stations in the country from which newscasts flow is about:
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14. In the basic transaction in commercial broadcasting,
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15. On average, TV-news salaries are very low, starting at little more than:
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16. Overall, the largest sector of U.S. broadcast journalism today is:
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17. The TV program credited with (or blamed for) making profitability mandatory in news is:
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18. The only true broadcasters in the U.S. system are:
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19. Networks and their affiliates have argued over how much a network has to pay a station in:
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If a TV network broadcasts a female-oriented sitcom when its top rival...
One major breakthrough in the development of the personal computer was...
The term "bit" is formed by compressing two terms; they are:
Media corporations are said to be seeking synergy when they:
The broadcast industry rests on a three-legged stool of these economic...
Among the most popular radio personalities syndicated in the United...
In order to describe the speed of bits flowing in data streams,...
The Swedish engineer whose design was to rethink analogous waves of...
This part of the personal computer is important because it translates...
Sometimes a radio manager, seeing a weakness in a rival station, will:
A fundamental change from the 1970's is that big-time television today...
One tool that many radio stations use to analyze the timing and...
The number of local TV stations in the country from which newscasts...
In the basic transaction in commercial broadcasting,
On average, TV-news salaries are very low, starting at little more...
Overall, the largest sector of U.S. broadcast journalism today is:
The TV program credited with (or blamed for) making profitability...
The only true broadcasters in the U.S. system are:
Networks and their affiliates have argued over how much a network has...
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