Subscriber television systems include...

An example of local origination programming is...

During which of the following programs will the advertising rate be the highest to run an ad for a new hybrid vehicle?

During which of the following programs will the advertising rate be the lowest to run an ad for a new hybrid vehicle?

The Nielsen Ratings indicate the...

Digital television broadcasts became the only broadcast system in the United States on...

Cable television systems are franchised by state governments

Hair and eye color are audience demographic factors considered when making programming decisions

An affiliate is a broadcast station that has aligned itself with a particular network

The fee charged to air an ad is the same each time the ad is run, regardless of the day of the week or the time of day

Television programs are cancelled when they receive bad reviews by the critics

All analog television broadcasts ceased on June 12, 2009

There are more jobs available in the broadcast area of television production than in the nonbroadcast area of television production

A school-wide television broadcast that can only be received within the walls of the school building is an example of a CCTV system

An affiliate must buy, lease, or produce its own programming to fill gaps in the broadcast day not covered by network programming

A 30-second program interruption to sell a product is called a commercial by consumers, but a video professional would call this an ad or a(n)

__________ television is a fee-based television distribution system that typically delivers programming via underground wire

__________ television is a fee-based television distribution system in which the programming signal is transmitted from Earth, into space, back to a small receiving dish on the consumer's property, and into receivers connected to televisions

Originally, __________ television was intended to support or replay existing classes, but it has come to include programming designed to inform the public about any topic

Training videos used to inform employees about new techniques and operational issues, and videos used to communicate corporate-level policies are examples of corporate television, also known as __________ television

Videos cameras installed in and around a prison, bank, traffic intersection, ATM, parking lot, or government building are all examples of __________ television

A(n) __________ is a corporation that bundles a collection of programs and makes the program bundles available exclusively to its affiliates

After a program had a run on network television for at least three years, the episodes can be bundled and leased as a package to television studios in a process called __________

Determining the potential audience at a specific time of day involves examining the __________ of viewers, such as age, race, gender, education level, and economic level

Programming produced in a specific area that is intended to be viewed by an audience in that area is called __________ __________

What are three sources of programming available to broadcast stations?

Why do television stations run children's programming in the early mornings, but not during the middle of the weekdays?

Because the children would be at school.

What is the biggest factor in determining how much a network or station will charge to run a company's ad?

How does a network determine the size of a program's viewing audience?

How does a station pay for its overhead (salaries, utilities, equipment) and the programming it leases through syndication?

What percentage of jobs are in entertainment?

What are the four Savannah affiliates, corresponding network? What do each of the affiliates call letters stand for?

Audience Size

My DVR connected to my television

Training on how to rotate stock on store shelves

Sullivan County Sports Roundup

A video camera in a jewelry store

Prime time drama and comedy programs

Sesame Street®

A television ad for a product or service

A bundle of programs available for leasing

Cable television