Unsupported. The stimulus tells us that many cable stations have expanded worldwide and that this is an advantage that they have over broadcast networks. It does not discuss whether any broadcast networks can be viewed in several countries.

Strongly supported. Cable stations receive money from subscriber fees and this is an advantage that they have over broadcast networks. We can conclude then that broadcast networks do not rely on subscriber fees from viewers.

Strongly supported. Cable stations can attract many more advertisers than broadcast networks in part because they can charge lower advertising rates. We can thus conclude that advertising rates are important to advertisers who are deciding which network to run an ad on.

Strongly supported. We are told that worldwide expansion is an one advantage that allows cable stations to attract more advertisers than broadcast networks. Thus, we can conclude that some advertisers prefer to have the opportunity to address a worldwide audience.

Strongly supported. Cable stations can target audiences with 24-hour news, while broadcast networks cannot. This is advantageous to cable stations in attracting advertisers. Thus, some advertisers must prefer to target audiences that watch 24-hour news stations.