Question

1. how did print journalism differ from radio journalism? print was more of a summary, whereas radio went into more detail. print went into more detail. printed news reached the people more quickly than radio. there was no real difference.

Explanation:

Print journalism allows for in - depth exploration of a topic through written text, which can include detailed background information, multiple perspectives, and extensive analysis. Radio journalism, on the other hand, is more time - constrained (due to the nature of live broadcasts or pre - recorded segments with set time limits) and often focuses on delivering the main points or a summary of the news. Also, radio has limitations in terms of presenting complex details compared to the written word in print.

Answer:

Print went into more detail.