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In the 1950s, senators John F. Kennedy and Barry Goldwater called for legislation against the way record companies paid disc jockeys to promote the latest songs on the airwaves,…

In the 1950s, senators John F. Kennedy and Barry Goldwater called for legislation against the way record companies paid disc jockeys to promote the latest songs on the airwaves,…
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In the 1950s, senators John F. Kennedy and Barry Goldwater called for legislation against the way record companies paid disc jockeys to promote the latest songs on the airwaves, a practice known as ______.

a. pay for play

b. a gentleman's agreement

c. cashing out

d. payola

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d. payola

In the 1950s, senators John F, Kennedy and Barry Goldwater called for legislation against the way record companies paid disc jockeys to promote the latest songs on the airwaves, a practice known as payola.
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