The Decentralization of News Refers to

The decentralization of news refers to

A) the expansion in the number of people who subscribe to traditional newspapers.
B) the growing number of news organizations that maintain bureaus in Washington,D.C.
C) the decline of national media reporting and the revitalization of local news coverage.
D) the fact that it is now easier to find coverage of international affairs in the United States than it is to find coverage of domestic affairs.
E) the tendency for reporters to ignore the actions of the president and focus instead on low-ranking government bureaucrats.