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151.

Which of the following do experts believe will damage the Internet?

A.	Pay-as-you-go pricing	B.	The technology gap
C.	Flat rate billing	D.	None of these

152.

The Secure Digital Music Initiative:

A.	Makes downloading copyrighted music illegal	B.	Allows users to record their choice of album at a Sony-SDMI kiosk
C.	Has become outdated due to the spred of MP3	D.	Will allow users to download music for a fee

153.

Credit bureaus and marketing associations can easily obtain:

A.	Your social security number	B.	Your name
C.	Your date of birth	D.	All of the above

154.

Books that are published especially for sale to schools are called:

A.	Trade books	B.	Professional books
C.	El-hi books	D.	None of these

155.

Remainders are:

A.	Unsaleable books that are returned to the publisher, by a bookstore	B.	Book ideas that have been rejected by a publisher or editor
C.	Books that have no tie-in-value	D.	None of the above

156.

Digital books:

A.	Can hold up to 500 pages of text	B.	Have fixed content that cannot be edited
C.	Are an example of convergence	D.	Have overtaken hardcover books in annual sales

157.

Subsidiary rights refers to:

A.	The ownership of smaller publishing houses by larger ones.	B.	An author's ability to retain the right to use a character in a number of books
C.	The sale of a book, its contents, and its characters to filmmakers, paperback publishers, book clubs, and merchandise manufacturers.	D.	None of these

158.

An alliterate person:

A.	Is unwilling to read	B.	Lacks the cultural framework to appreciate reading
C.	Chooses to read only non-serious books	D.	Is unable to read

159.

Among the earliest "newspapers" were the Acta Diurna,

A.	Daily reports of the actions of the Roman Senate.	B.	Single sheet announcements or accounts of events imported from England and posted on walls in the Colonies.
C.	Single sheet newspapers nailed to the sides of buildings.	D.	None of these

160.

Corantos were:

A.	Daily reports of the actions of the Roman Senate.	B.	Single sheet announcements or accounts of events imported from England and posted on walls in the Colonies.
C.	One page news sheets about events on the European continent that were printed in English in Holland and imported into England by booksellers	D.	None of these