broadcasting corporations
Television and radio companies
Broadcasting corporations are organizations that transmit radio or television programming to the public.
They may be publicly funded like the BBC or PBS, or privately owned and commercially operated.
The term often implies large-scale operations with significant cultural influence: The major broadcasting corporations covered the election around the clock.
- transmittersDevices that send signals
- television networkAffiliated broadcast stations system
- prime timeEvening TV's busiest window
- cable newsSubscription television journalism
- radio stationFacility transmitting audio programming
local affiliate · antennas · station identification · entertainment shows · drama series · copyright law · satellite dishes · public airwaves · documentaries · pledge drive · educational content · channel surfing · talk shows · news anchor · censorship policies · media conglomerate · media mogul · data privacy laws
- public entitiesgovernment agencies, public bodies, state enterprises, state agencies, local authorities
broadcasting corporationsstreaming platforms
On-demand video services
Netflix · video-on-demand · podcasts · YouTube · digital streaming
broadcasting corporationscitizen journalists
Non-professional news documenters
user-generated content · YouTubers · influencers · grassroots media · vloggers
broadcasting corporationsnarrowcasting
Transmission to targeted audiences
personal correspondence · private networks · peer-to-peer networks · direct mail
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