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Magazines use colloquial language to address audiences, while radio stations vary in formality from very informal at Radio 1 to more personal at Radio 2. Television channels also differ in how they address audiences based on ideology and target audience, with interviews of the same person varying in language and topics between youth-oriented and family-oriented morning shows.
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