In recent years, many creators of cable television series have received acclaim as mainstream media producers. But since cable television does not need to adhere to the restrictions of FCC guidelines or to the demands of advertisers, it is not required to adhere to the same standards as network television does. Therefore, cable television series should not be considered mainstream media.
Which of the following is an assumption that supports the conclusion drawn above?
(A) Network television series tend to be more popular than cable television series.
(B) Some cable television producers tend to create their series directly for a niche audience, while others aim for a wider audience.
(C) Cable television producers should pay more attention to the FCC guidelines and the concerns of advertisers.
(D) A series must conform to the same standards that network television does to be considered mainstream media.
(E) Network television producers are concerned only with creating series that adhere to a set of predetermined guidelines
Which of the following is an assumption that supports the conclusion drawn above?
(A) Network television series tend to be more popular than cable television series.
(B) Some cable television producers tend to create their series directly for a niche audience, while others aim for a wider audience.
(C) Cable television producers should pay more attention to the FCC guidelines and the concerns of advertisers.
(D) A series must conform to the same standards that network television does to be considered mainstream media.
(E) Network television producers are concerned only with creating series that adhere to a set of predetermined guidelines
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