[Solved] Interviews conducted by broadcast reporters differ from those conducted by print reporters because

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Q.	Interviews conducted by broadcast reporters differ from those conducted by print reporters because
A.	the broadcast interview should always make the subject of the story look good.
B.	the broadcast interview should never go into as much depth as a print interview.
C.	the broadcast interview is just part of the story, not the entire story.
D.	the broadcast interview is the story, not just part of the story.
Answer» D. the broadcast interview is the story, not just part of the story.

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