Question

if the president wants his or her staff to address the press about a certain issue, but wants to keep the conversation focused on that issue, he or she might call for a ----------. press release policy conference press conference press briefing question 29 (2 points) the telecommunications act of 1996 ----------. led to the establishment of multimedia corporations limited opportunities for media consolidation assured candidates of equal time on broadcast networks restructured the federal communications commission question 30 (2 points) what is political socialization? the process through which individuals self-select themselves to participate in public opinion polls the process through which individuals acquire status as opinion leaders the process through which individuals seek out the beliefs and values of those in office the process through which individuals acquire their political beliefs and values

Explanation:

• First question: A press briefing is a short meeting where the staff addresses the press on a specific issue. A press release is a written statement. A policy conference is about policy discussions. A press conference is more open - ended.
• Second question: The Telecommunications Act of 1996 led to more media consolidation (not limited opportunities), didn't restructure the FCC in that way, and the equal - time rule was an older concept. It did contribute to the growth of multimedia corporations.
• Third question: Political socialization is the process by which individuals acquire their political beliefs and values. It's not about self - selection for polls, becoming opinion leaders, or seeking out beliefs of those in office in the sense described.

Answer:

• First question: press briefing
• Second question: led to the establishment of multimedia corporations
• Third question: the process through which individuals acquire their political beliefs and values