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describes how American privatization has escalated new media to promote growth and U.S. status in communication technology, but at the cost of stifling: Public influence on content, equitable access, nonprofit and educational broadcasting.
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You obviously need to make sure you are crystal clear on the definitions of the following words/terms:
* privatization
* new media
* US status <~~??
* communication technology
* stifling
* public influence
* equitable access (to what? by whom?)
* non-profit
Once <b>YOU</b> have come up with attempted answers to <b>YOUR</b> questions, please re-post and let us know what you think. Then someone here will be happy to comment on your thinking.
You obviously need to make sure you are crystal clear on the definitions of the following words/terms:
* privatization
* new media
* US status <~~??
* communication technology
* stifling
* public influence
* equitable access (to what? by whom?)
* non-profit
Once <b>YOU</b> have come up with attempted answers to <b>YOUR</b> questions, please re-post and let us know what you think. Then someone here will be happy to comment on your thinking.
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