Throughout most of the 20th century, the technology and expertise required to produce mass media was so costly that the average citizen could not afford it. This started to change in the 1950s with the production of lower cost film cameras and camcorders. A.TrueB. False

False

Explanation:

In 1950, the revenue for photographic equipment was revised up to 550 percent. The tax rate has been drastically increased and cost of equipment becomes doubled in this period. As a result, the production time and cost increased and people has no job security at the time. The average citizen is also unable to buy film cameras due to high tax rate and eventually high cost products.