syndicated
Sold to stations
Syndicated describes content—articles, comic strips, radio programs, television shows—that is sold or licensed to multiple outlets for simultaneous publication or broadcast.
A syndicated columnist appears in dozens of newspapers.
Syndicated reruns air on local stations across the country.
The arrangement allows creators to reach wider audiences while outlets share costs.
In finance, a syndicated loan is funded by multiple lenders.
Broadcast viewing device
- radioElectromagnetic wave receiver
- rerunsPreviously aired episodes
- ratingsEvaluative scores assigned
- episodesDistinct parts of a series
series · affiliates · stations · markets · primetime · airwaves · telecast · newscast
Borrowed money repaid later
- debtMoney owed another
- underwritingRisk evaluation and acceptance
- lendingTemporary provision of resources
- banksFinancial institutions or riversides
investors · consortium · bonds · securities · leveraged · facilities · credit · tranches
Printed daily publications
- columnistsRegular opinion piece authors
- APMajor news syndicate
- ReutersLondon-based wire service
- UPIIndian instant payment system
circulation · subscribers · daily · weekly · byline · masthead · periodicals
Upright structural shafts
- comicsSequential art medium
- crosswordsClued letter grids
- horoscopeZodiac-based fortune telling
- editorialsPaper's official stances
opinion · advice · features · articles · news · finance · lifestyle · health
Systematically arranged
- mobDisorderly, aggressive crowd
- cartelPrice-fixing coalition
- mafiaCriminal organization using intimidation
- racketUproar, scam, or paddle
gang · trafficking · smuggling · kingpin · boss · territory · operation · ring
Humorous television series
- infomercialsLong-form television advertisements
- barterDirect goods-for-goods exchange
- clearancesAuthorizations or space allowances
- EllenFemale name, Greek origin
television
Broadcast viewing device
episodes · series · affiliates · stations · markets · primetime · airwaves · telecast · newscast · cable
loan
Borrowed money repaid later
- debtMoney owed another
- underwritingRisk evaluation and acceptance
- lendingTemporary provision of resources
banks · investors · consortium · bonds · securities · leveraged · facilities · credit · tranches · participation
newspapers
Printed daily publications
- columnistsRegular opinion piece authors
- APMajor news syndicate
- ReutersLondon-based wire service
UPI · circulation · subscribers · daily · weekly · byline · masthead · periodicals
columns
Upright structural shafts
- comicsSequential art medium
- crosswordsClued letter grids
- horoscopeZodiac-based fortune telling
editorials · opinion · advice · features · articles · news · finance · lifestyle · health · technology
organized
Systematically arranged
- mobDisorderly, aggressive crowd
- cartelPrice-fixing coalition
- mafiaCriminal organization using intimidation
racket · gang · trafficking · smuggling · kingpin · boss · territory · operation · ring · outfit
sitcoms
Humorous television series
- infomercialsLong-form television advertisements
- barterDirect goods-for-goods exchange
- clearancesAuthorizations or space allowances
- radio formatspop, rock, country, jazz, classical
- crosswordsacross, cryptic, acrostic, clues, codeword
- broadcast statuslive, recorded, on air, off air, streaming
- media descriptorsdramatic, thrilling, suspenseful, emotional, atmospheric
- statusespending, active, approved, inactive, completed
- columnspillar, column, pillars, shaft, shafts
syndicatedexclusive
Limited to one group
proprietary · in-house · restricted · captive · privately held
syndicatedoriginal programming
Content produced by distributor
original · homegrown · self-produced · premiere · bespoke
- criminal syndicatesOrganized illegal business groups
- crime syndicatesOrganized criminal enterprises
- the syndicateOrganized criminal network
- syndicated showsPrograms licensed to multiple stations
- lottery syndicateGroup buying chances together
- betting syndicateOrganized group pooling wagers
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