CMA Foundation · Fundamentals of Business Laws and Business Communication · Internet-based Business Communication
Which feature best distinguishes a blog used by a company from an ordinary email sent to customers?
A company blog is published on a web page that anyone can access, and readers can usually comment, creating public interaction. An email goes only to chosen recipients. Blogs can carry text and images and do not need printing.
- APosts are published on a web page for wide public access and readers can commentCorrect
- BIt is delivered only to a chosen mailing list
- CIt cannot contain any text or images
- DIt requires printing before reading
Explanation
A blog is published online, accessible to many readers and usually allows comments, giving interaction. Email goes to a specific list of recipients. Blogs can contain text and images and need no printing.
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