Many radio stations began dropping their expensive news operations during the 1990s when
A) the public appetite for news decreased.
B) advertising revenue began to decline.
C) the Federal Communications Commission dropped its public service requirement.
D) cable television stole their audience.

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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) dropped its public service requirement, which led many radio stations to cut back on their news operations as they were no longer mandated to provide such content.

Many Radio Stations Began Dropping Their Expensive News Operations During