Answer:
A
Explanation:
Another way that news can be biased is an overemphasis on issues that affect middle class viewers and an underemphasis on issues that affect poorer viewers. Often, this is intentional.
It all has to do with advertisers who aren't particularly interested in news programming that attracts viewers who don't have the money to buy products. For example, news coverage of a bus strike might focus more on the impact of the strike on middle class viewers, who are relieved that traffic hasn't been affected by the strike, than they do for poorer viewers, who depend exclusively on buses and who have been impacted very negatively by the strike.
