Question

Between 2000 and 2008, how did Americans change the way they got their campaign news? a. More people read newspapers, and fewer people used the Internet. b. More people watched local TV news, and fewer people watched network news. c. More people used the Internet, and fewer people watched network news. d. More people read magazines, and fewer people read daily newspapers.

Answer 1

c. More people used the Internet, and fewer people watched network news.

Step-by-step explanation:

The internet became widespread in the mid 2000s in the United States. By 2008, some companies that are internet giants currently, were already growing at a fast pace.

The internet had a great influence over the 2008 presidential election. For example, the Obama campaign had an active online strategy, and former president Obama made a great use of the internet according to many commentators.

For these reasons, more people used the internet, and fewer people watched network news compared to previous presidential campaigns.