单选题The challenge that newspapers faced from the website is _____.Athe display ads and the classified ads.Bthe classified ads and the small text-ads.Cthe small text-ads that appear alongside search enginesDthe localization of website and more elaborate service
单选题
The challenge that newspapers faced from the website is _____.
A
the display ads and the classified ads.
B
the classified ads and the small text-ads.
C
the small text-ads that appear alongside search engines
D
the localization of website and more elaborate service
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解析：
由Excerpt 4可知，搜索广告可以像小广告一样起作用，并且，随着网站向网络用户开发本地化的、更细致的服务，搜索广告将逐渐挑战印刷分类广告。这说明，面临的挑战是网络本地化，并且提供更细致的服务。故D项为正确答案。
由Excerpt 4可知，搜索广告可以像小广告一样起作用，并且，随着网站向网络用户开发本地化的、更细致的服务，搜索广告将逐渐挑战印刷分类广告。这说明，面临的挑战是网络本地化，并且提供更细致的服务。故D项为正确答案。
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