Multiple Choice
Despite new technologies like personal MP3 players and music online, traditional radio continues to see billions of dollars in advertising money because ______.
A) advertisers are accustomed to using radio and are slow to change
B) advertisers like the music played on a particular radio station
C) over 90 percent of American teenagers and adults listen to the radio in a given week
D) advertisers are required by law to place a percentage of their ads on the radio waves
E) None of the above options is correct.
Correct Answer:

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