Why might reporters choose not to conduct an interview face-to-face? A. They live across the country from the interviewee
B. They do not have time to meet face-to-face
C. They do not like the interviewee
D. Both a and b

Most Likely Option D

Explanation:

If a person makes it into international news, reporters from other countries would have to interview them.

However, they won't do 'face-to-face' because they either live far away, or they are busy doing other work and might not have the time to do it 'face-to-face'.

If a reporter decided to skip that person because they don't like them, then they would most likely get fired. This is why the answer is not C.

Options "A" and "B" will make the most sense in this question. The best answer should be D.

it's either a or b. i'm leaning more towards a.