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  3. The rise of radio and television broadcasting made new competitive threats for newspapers. Radio began offering the 【M1】

The rise of radio and television broadcasting made new competitive threats for newspapers. Radio began offering the 【M1】

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问题     The rise of radio and television broadcasting made new
competitive threats for newspapers. Radio began offering the        【M1】 ______
American public another source of news and entertainment so         【M2】 ______
early as 1920. By 1929, 10 million American household               【M3】 ______
had radios. Despite early efforts by newspaper publishers
to prevent radio stations by using news and stories distributed     【M4】 ______
by the Associated Press, radio made significant gains
as a news media. Radio reached the height of its influence          【M5】 ______
during World War Ⅱ, when it carried war news from
the battlefronts direct to the homes of millions of listeners.      【M6】 ______
    The arrival of television after World War Ⅱ ends               【M7】 ______
nearly two centuries of news reporting dominated by
newspapers. In 1940 one newspaper circulated in the United
States for every two adults. Fifty years later, far few             【M8】 ______
Americans relied on newspapers as their primary news source.
    Television and radio stations had an advantage than             【M9】 ______
newspapers—they could broadcast breaking news stories
minutes after they occurred. American newspapers struggled
to maintain its place in the world of news reporting.               【M10】 ______
    Realizing that most of their readers had already heard breaking
news stories on television, they began coveting more news in
greater detail than did television and radio news.
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