Which of the following statements best describes the changing ownership patterns in the American media?

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There has been a recent trend toward homogenization of national news, as conglomerates have come to own a larger percentage of media outlets. This trend can be attributed to the consolidation of media ownership, with fewer large conglomerates owning a greater percentage of media outlets. As a result, there is a perceived lack of diversity in viewpoints and news coverage. The Telecommunications Act of 1996 did not require print media outlets to follow the Fairness Doctrine, making option B and D incorrect. Option C is also incorrect, as conglomerates have come to own a larger percentage of media outlets, not a smaller percentage.

Which of the Following Statements Best Describes the Changing Ownership