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This document contains a draft questionnaire with 10 questions regarding demographics, media consumption habits, and preferences for local TV news content. It asks about the respondent's age, ethnicity, gender, social class, preferred length and types of stories, as well as the current news channels and platforms used to receive news information. The goal seems to be gathering feedback to help shape and improve local television news programming.
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