"Red Channels: the Report of Communist Influence in Radio and Television

Multiple Choice

"Red Channels: The Report of Communist Influence in Radio and Television"

A) once and for all put to rest the idea that broadcasting was infiltrated by Communists.
B) had little impact on a television industry enjoying great public acceptance.
C) listed the names of 151 broadcast personalities with alleged ties to the Communist Party.
D) was produced by the FCC as a guideline for the networks.