A magazine that engages in "split runs" is most likely to do what?Question $20$ options:Print different versions of the same issue that target different demographic and regional groupsPrint their subscription issues and their newsstand issues at different timesInclude content within a single issue that is clearly designed to target two distinct sub$-$audiences, such as magazines that use photography to target more visual readers and longer articles to attract those who favor textual engagementPrint their issues every other month, so they publish a "Jan$/$Feb$"$ or a "Nov$/$Dec$"$ issue, instead of printing separate issues ever monthFeature shorter, less impactful articles that are designed to accompany advertising$-$heavy pages, as well as longer, denser articles that are designed to be printed without much advertising