In Response to Americans' Heavy and Increasing Use of the Internet

In response to Americans' heavy and increasing use of the Internet, traditional media such as newspapers, television, and radio have:

A) fallen by the wayside, with universally dwindling audiences and dramatically falling profits.
B) moved much of their content online, often providing it for free.
C) lost their influence, even with politically interested and well-educated Americans.
D) failed to take advantage of social media, including Twitter, and thus lost ground with younger and more plugged-in audiences.