alleryStart learning →Why do many papers buy stories from agencies such as Reuters?
ATo reduce the page count
BTo skip the editor's work
CTo cut the price of ink
DTo share reporting costs
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. To share reporting costs
Agencies report from around the world and sell the stories, so each paper avoids paying for duplicate reporting.
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