television networks
CBS, NBC, ABC
Television networks are organizations that produce, distribute, or broadcast television programming across multiple stations or platforms.
Originally referring to interconnected broadcast stations sharing content simultaneously, the term now includes cable channels and streaming services: The major networks compete for viewers during prime time.
A network can also mean the channel itself: What network is that show on?
- ratingsEvaluative scores assigned
- broadcastingMass signal transmission
- upfrontsBroadcast ad-buying season
- channelPassage for transmission
- programmingWriting software instructions
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- entertainment historyvaudeville, silent films, talkies, Hollywood, movie palaces
- networksMAN, PAN, cloud computing, router, Wi-Fi
- journalismreporters, interview, editors, student editors, school paper
television networksstreaming services
On-demand video delivery platforms
Netflix · Hulu · Amazon Prime Video · video-on-demand · internet streaming
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Affiliated station groups sharing content
print media · newspapers · radio stations · podcasts · magazines
television networksYouTubers
People making online videos
TikTokers · vloggers · citizen journalists · user-generated content · public access television
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