The correct answer is Equal time rule
The Equal time rule is an example of the way in which the Federal Communications Commission works to ensure that the airwaves "serve the public interest, convenience, and necessity."
<em><u>media ownership</u></em><em><u>- "Print or Broadcast media are normally owned by individuals, government, group of individuals, etc. Ownership of the media is the paternity or possession of a medium of communication."</u></em>
1)it affects voters and polls and has a big role in politics
2)provides a voice that has diversity (some stations remain unbiased)
3)can be conveyed through media(tv),books, magazines/newspapers,devices, and softwares.
<em><u>mainly for the general media and mass community through internet and publicity </u></em>
<em>SOURCE: https://study.com/.../what-is-mass-media-definition-types-influence-examples.html</em>
The story of Singin' in the Rain begins with a musical premiere in 1927, starring Don Lockwood and Lina Lamont. Even though they aren't, Lina thinks she and Don are a couple.
Kathy Selden was a talented stage actress who was later hired to record both Lina's speaking voice and singing voice for a new musical called “The Dancing Cavalier.”
Later, Lina learns that Kathy will be given on-screen credit as Lina's voice. She also learns that Don plans to marry Kathy. Lina responds by publishing an interview in which she claims that R.F. (the director) believes she is a major star. Lina plays hardball when R.F. confronts her. She threatens to sue R.F. if he does not remove Kathy Selden’s film credit.
Also, she wants Kathy to dub her voice forever, effectively ruining Kathy's showbiz career. She also wants Kathy to dub her voice permanently, ending Kathy's showbiz career.
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Answer: intellectual property is "ONE POSSIBLE WAY TO BUILD A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE".
Option "C" is the correct option.
Explanation: Intellectual property are the things we create from the mind. They can be art work, literal work or symbols which we use in commerce.
In the industry, intellectual property are those trademark,industrial design, location of the industry, and many others.
This can be a possible advantage for a competition in a business, but not the best form of competition. When we create an attracting trademark that distinguish us from others, it makes our product to stand out as a unique one among others. It also makes one to be able to define the company, for instance if you see a Coca-Cola symbol it makes you remember the taste of Coca-Cola, and you may want to feel the taste again, when placed with a choice with other products.
