When listeners are uninformed, speakers should use fundamental knowledge sprinkled with

A significant topic

A. contributes new knowledge for audience. B. is both persuasive and entertaining. C. is timely and newsworthy. D. is always controversial.

In 2002, the Washington-based U.S. Court of Appeals also ordered the FCC to abolish or better justify its rule barring any company from owning stations that reach more than 35 percent of the nation’s TV households. The case:

a) Fox Television Stations v. FCC; b) Sinclair Broadcast Group v. FCC; c) Satellite Broadcasting v. FCC; d) Time Warner Entertainment Co. v. FCC; e) Universal Studios v. Corley.