Question

how is broadcast journalism different from traditional journalism? it is presented only electronically rather than printed text; it is focused only on text rather than video or other electronic elements; it is for students rather than professionals in the work force; it is more formal, but with more freedom

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze each option:

• Option 1: Broadcast journalism is presented via electronic media (TV, radio, online), while traditional journalism (like newspapers) uses printed text. This matches the difference.
• Option 2: Broadcast journalism includes video/electronic elements, so this is incorrect.
• Option 3: Both serve professionals and others, not just students. Incorrect.
• Option 4: "More formal with more freedom" is not a core difference between broadcast and traditional journalism.

Answer:

A. It is presented only electronically rather than printed text