When the media act as primary claimsmakers, the claims tend to be short-lived because
A)the public does not trust the media as much as experts.
B)the media tend to overexpose the issue.
C)the media quickly move on to a fresh topic.d.claims made by the media often end up being proven false.e.all of the above

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When the media act as primary claimsmakers, they tend to move on to a fresh topic quickly, resulting in the claims being short-lived. The other options may also be true in certain cases but do not necessarily apply to all situations.

When the Media Act as Primary Claimsmakers, the Claims Tend