All of the following statements are true of radio during the 1930s and 1940s EXCEPT: Radio had become the dominant mass medium that Americans turned to for entertainment, and also a primary source of news. O Genres developed and became standardized during this period, such as quiz shows, talk shows, and popular comedy formats. O Radio shifted from being a national medium to a more local medium during this period. The broadcast day was segmented, with daytime hours primarily targeting women and evening hours reserved for prestigious, male- targeted programming.

All of the following statements are true of radio during the 1930s and 1940s EXCEPT: Radio had become the dominant mass medium that Americans turned to for entertainment, and also a primary source of news. O Genres developed and became standardized during this period, such as quiz shows, talk shows, and popular comedy formats. O Radio shifted from being a national medium to a more local medium during this period. The broadcast day was segmented, with daytime hours primarily targeting women and evening hours reserved for prestigious, male- targeted programming.