Fee-for-service programming where customers pay scheduled fees based on the selected programming packages.

Television that communicates relevant information to a specific audience.

Television where the signal is sent through wired and serves only an extremely small, private predetermined area.

A form of CCTV, that is usually, but not always, used for security purposes.

Videotaped records of family events and activities taken by someone using a consumer camcorder.

A corporation that bundles a collection of programs and makes the program bundles available exclusively to its affiliates.

Facilities with sufficient staff and equipment to produce multi-camera, large-budget programming.

Business with limited staff and equipment resources.

A broadcast station that has aligned itself with a particular network.

The process of making specified number of program episodes available for lease to other networks or individual broadcast stations.

Programming made in a specific geographic area, to be shown to the public in that same area.