In the early days of television, the production and content of most television programs was the responsibility of:
A) the local affiliate
B) the networks
C) corporations who sponsored the shows
D) independent production companies

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In the early days of television, corporations who sponsored the shows often had significant control over the production and content, as they were the primary source of funding for these programs. This sponsorship model allowed corporations to directly influence the programming to align with their marketing strategies.

In the Early Days of Television, the Production and Content