How could a broadcast news report about a food shortage shape its audience’s opinion in a way that would be unique from other media sources?(1 point)
Responses
by piecing together why the shortage has happened and what can be done to fix it
by piecing together why the shortage has happened and what can be done to fix it
by having economic and agricultural experts discuss their perspectives on the shortage
by having economic and agricultural experts discuss their perspectives on the shortage
by showing video interviews with grocery store customers who are struggling to get what they need
by showing video interviews with grocery store customers who are struggling to get what they need
by reporting statistics on what kinds of food are especially impacted by the shortage
by reporting statistics on what kinds of food are especially impacted by the shortage
by emphasizing the impact of the food shortage on vulnerable populations, such as low-income families or elderly individuals
- by highlighting the potential long-term consequences of the food shortage on the local economy and community
- by featuring interviews with policymakers and government officials discussing their plans to address the shortage
- by including personal stories from farmers and food producers affected by the shortage, showcasing the human side of the issue