TV networks
ABC, CBS, NBC
TV networks are broadcasting companies that produce and distribute television programming across affiliated stations or cable systems.
Major networks like NBC, CBS, ABC, and Fox operate nationally, while smaller networks may serve regional audiences or specific demographics.
The term also applies to cable channels like ESPN or CNN that function similarly though delivered differently.
The TV networks are competing fiercely for Super Bowl advertising dollars.
- public broadcastingGovernment or donor-funded media
- primetimeTelevision's highest-viewership period
- cable networksSubscription television stations
- documentariesFilms depicting real events
- breaking newsNewly unfolding events reported
prime time slot · sitcoms · drama series · sweeps week · pilot season · syndication · advertising revenue · channel surfing · time slot · talk shows · late night · satellite networks · broadcast towers · commercial networks · reality shows · FCC · Nielsen ratings · satellite transmission
- entertainmentmovie, movies, films, band, TV
- mediamass media, news, broadcasting, video, radio station
- broadcastingbroadcasting, TV, radio, news, broadcast
- media companiesDisney, Netflix, NBCUniversal, Paramount, Viacom
- world mediaworld news, foreign films, news networks, dubbed films, news channels
- Israeli MediaGlobes, public broadcasting
TV networksstreaming services
On-demand video delivery platforms
Netflix · Hulu · Amazon Prime Video · YouTube · HBO Max
TV networksradio stations
Broadcast audio outlets
print media · newspapers · podcasts · magazines · radio networks
TV networksuser-generated content
Material created by audiences
vloggers · home videos · YouTubers · content creators · public access TV