Television Industries and Audiences

Publicly owned TV Channel - Where the funding comes from the government. some example may include: radio, television and other media electronic outlets whose primary mission is public service.
Commercial TV Channel - Is private broadcasting of television programs and radio programs privately owned by corporate media instead of being funded by the government.
Convergence - Is the merging of mass communication outlets.
Watershed - The strict rules of what can be show before 9 pm on the TV.
Segmented market - Process of dividing a broad customer or a business' market, normally potential future customers divided into different group based on their activity.
Mainstream - Used to refer to the various large mass news media that influence many people.
Self - regulating - It involves controlling a persons behaviour.
Franchise - A collection of several derivative works that have been produced.
Channel - surfing - the action or practice of surfing though tv programmes usually by remote control.
PSB - Public Service Broadcasting.
TV License - it covers you to watch or record programmes that have been shown on TV.
Scheduling -  the pattern of timing of a advertising.
Conglomerate - a company that own numerous companies involved in mass media enterprises.


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