According to Marshall McLuhan and his followers, in which of the following ways does television, as compared to print, affect culture?
A) Television replaced radio and print.
B) Television is more socially inclusive than print.
C) Television is more socially destructive than print.
D) Television is more popular than print.

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Marshall McLuhan and his followers believed that television brought people together through a shared experience that was more inclusive than print. Unlike print, which requires literacy and privileged access to books and newspapers, television was accessible to a wider audience and created a sense of global village. McLuhan argued that television created a sense of community and commonality among people, regardless of their social or cultural backgrounds.

According to Marshall McLuhan and His Followers, in Which of the Following