Describe how radio influenced society once it became a medium available to the masses.

Radio proved to be a more mass-communicative device than print because it could reach more people at one time. Radio changed the way society thought about itself: no longer was the world restricted to the local town our county. The radio brought news from people across America and even the world right into the living room, even in rural America. Different lifestyles were revealed and different opinions were exposed. The world became a smaller place thanks to radio. Radio technology really took off as a source of entertainment and opened up room for a whole new industry of entertainers. Radio also contributed to educating America—not in the promotion of literacy like newspapers, but by informing people of the latest findings in health care or by warning people of certain dangers that could affect thousands.

part a.   = c.)

part b. = a.)

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