Affirmative
"The term mass media includes the internet." (Expert)
An expert said that the term mass media included the internet.
"Some people don't have access to all kinds of media." (Mayor)
The mayor said that some people didn't have access to all kinds of media.
"What is the origin of mass media?" (Sarah)
Sarah wanted to know what the origin of mass media was.
"Someone was injured in the accident." (Police)
The police reported that someone had been injured in the accident.
"Radio stations haven't been broadcasting much advertising." (Sam)
Sam said that radio stations hadn't been broadcasting much advertising.
"Who has the responsibility to guide children when they are watching TV?" (A mother)
A mother asked who had the responsibility to guide children when they watched TV.
"Fake news has spread quickly." (CNN)
CNN said claimed that fake news had spread quickly.
"Soap operas weren't so popular before." (Matt)
Matt said that soap operas hadn't been so popular before.
"Where did the interview take place?" (Reporter)
The reported wondered where the interview had taken place.
"Broadsheets will become less popular in the future." (A study)
A study showed that broadsheets would become less popular in the future.
"When smart phones became part of people's lives, there hasn't been anything that can replace them." (David)
David said that when smartphones had become part of people's lives, there hadn't been anything that could replace them.
"Why did people stop believing in the news?" (Karol)
Karol wanted to know why people had stopped believing in the news.
"It was very hard to get here on time." (Jacob)
Jacob said that it had been very hard to get there on time.
"It wouldn't be right to replace classrooms for online lessons." (Teachers)
Teachers said that it wouldn't be right to replace classrooms for online lessons.
"How do you think TV watching habits will change in 50 years?" (Interviewer)
The interviewer asked me how I thought TV watching habits would change in 50 years.