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The New York Times covered The War of the Worlds radio broadcast due to the widespread panic and confusion it caused among listeners who believed it to be a real news bulletin. The story highlighted the power and influence of radio as a medium for Mass Communication and the potential for misinformation to create fear and hysteria.

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Q: What were the New York Times' reason for the story about the War of the Worlds radio broadcast?
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