A take the Times as a part of their life B listen to the radio for a long time every day C opt to get news by listening rather than reading D view Times Radio as an advertising platform

A people's unwillingness to pay for news B the fierce competition among papers C the poor presentation of news on video D the improper operation of Facebook

A has two million downloads every weekday B can keep up with the development of events C is mainly aimed at elderly listeners D can reach a large audience abroad

A to launch an attack against BBC B to compete for audiences with Radio 5 C to replace a similar-style BBC radio D to counteract a potential revolution

A BBC has lost most of its radio listeners to News UK. B News UK is equally interested in TV business and broadcasting. C News UK and BBC have their respective competitive advantages. D BBC and News UK focus on different business scopes.

A facing tough challenges from big national papers B counting on financial support from hedge funds C applying reader-friendly advertising to survive D unlikely to revive under the market mechanism

A skeptical B ambiguous C optimistic D appreciative

A its wide popularity in America B the public's interest in politics C the significance of publicly-funded media D the approach to promoting political influence

A Public ownership will be an essential feature of it. B Residents will have the final say on news production. C Local news is necessary for a thriving democracy. D State funding may make civic engagement decline.

A American Journalism: The Market Should Be to Blame B American Journalism.. Public Funds May Be the Cure C American Journalism: The Symbol of Democracy D American Journalism: Struggling for Survival