Questions: What is the best definition of text-based journalistic media? A. Any news you can read B. Radio, print, television, and online journalism that presents information C. Journalism that's been around for over 50 years D. None of the above

The answer is A. Any news you can read

This option accurately describes text-based journalistic media, as it refers to any form of journalism that is presented in a written format, which can be read by the audience. This includes newspapers, magazines, online articles, and other written news sources.

This option is incorrect because it includes radio and television, which are not text-based media. Text-based media specifically refers to formats that involve reading, such as print and online journalism.

This option is incorrect because it does not specifically define text-based journalistic media. While text-based journalism has indeed been around for a long time, the definition is not limited to its historical presence.

This option is incorrect because option A provides an accurate definition of text-based journalistic media.