MINI-CASE
Procter & Gamble is a major manufacturer of consumer packaged goods and spent almost $3 billion on consumer advertising in 2004, much of it on television. P&G has nationwide distribution of its products and uses television advertising because of that. However, P&G is concerned about the decrease in television audiences in recent years and the fact that consumers are better able to avoid television commercials.
-Refer to Mini-Case. What type of television delivery system allows P&G to advertise on hundreds of television stations simultaneously across the country during prime time programs?
A) network television
B) public television
C) specialty television
D) pay-per-view
E) interactive television
Correct Answer:
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