A photograph, painting, drawing, or print used to make a point more vivid or convincing is a __________

All of the following are correct statements about the problems of comparing cable broadcast audiences EXCEPT (i.e., which statement is NOT correct?)

a. Cable franchises are not geographically contiguous with broadcast markets b. Cable penetration is less than that of broadcasting today. c. Cable channel lineups differ from franchise to franchise, even within one broadcast market d. Cable audiences tend to be rural rather than suburban as the broadcast audience is. e. Cable programmers often focus on how many people viewed a movie whenever it was scheduled (cumes), rather than on the ratings for each time period (AQH) as broadcasters usually do.

Groups which do not make formal presentations but are brought together to test

arguments, ideas, and products are known as a. buzz groups b. focus groups c. forums d. panels