In the early 1970s, the FCC created the Financial Interest and Syndication (Fin/Syn) and Prime Time Access Rules (PTAR) for which of the following reasons:
a. To break up network domination of programming by allowing independent producers access to the television market.
b. To give networks the opportunity to increase their control over programming by increasing their financial stake in the programming they aired.
c. To allow networks to sell more advertising time to better support their efforts to create more educational programming.
d. To limit the amount of time given to local stations to schedule locally produced and meaningful programming.