Media outlets generally make information about their audiences available in order to
A) encourage possible take-overs by other media outlets.
B) avoid government audits.
C) aid in the sale of advertising time and space.
D) spare companies the need to hire an advertising agency.
E) encourage firms to buy more detailed behavioral information from them.
Correct Answer:
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Q16: An MPR professional most likely supplements a
Q17: PR distribution and tracking are examples of
A)
Q18: Which of the following is an informal
Q19: Connectors, auditing firms, and PR directories are
A)
Q20: Connectors - especially media organizations - publish
Q22: A magazine breaking down its readership by
Q23: In addition to providing a better understanding
Q24: The audience data presented by a particular
Q25: MPR professionals rely on third-party media audits
Q26: Services such as Nielsen Media Research that
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