An example of a marketer-dominated source of information for an external information search is:
A)websites.
B)Consumer Reports magazine.
C)consumer programs on talk radio stations.
D)friends and relatives.

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Websites are often controlled by marketers, who have the ability to shape the information presented to consumers in order to promote their products or services. This contrasts with sources such as Consumer Reports or consumer programs on talk radio stations, which are typically independent and not influenced by the interests of specific marketers. Friends and relatives may also provide biased information, but their opinions are usually not associated with commercial interests in the same way that information from websites may be.

An Example of a Marketer-Dominated Source of Information for an External