broadcasting company

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broadcasting company

A broadcasting company airs a morning news program.

Definition

Noun: A commercial organization that owns, operates, or manages television or radio stations for the purpose of transmitting programs to the public.

Usage

A "broadcasting company" is a business entity. Its primary function is to produce, acquire, and schedule content (news, entertainment, sports) and transmit it via broadcast signals (over-the-air, satellite, or cable) to audiences. The term specifies the type of company.

Examples
  • Noun:
    • The national broadcasting company announced a new slate of fall television shows.
    • She works as a journalist for a major broadcasting company.
    • The license to operate the channel is held by a private broadcasting company.
Advanced Usage
  • The term often implies a company that controls the transmission infrastructure (e.g., broadcast towers, satellites) and holds regulatory licenses.
  • In media studies, a "broadcasting company" is contrasted with production companies (which may create content but not transmit it) and streaming services (which use on-demand internet protocols rather than traditional broadcast schedules).
Variants and Related Words
  • Broadcaster (n): Often used synonymously with "broadcasting company," but can also refer to the company or the individual person who presents programs.
    • The broadcaster invested in new digital transmission technology.
  • Network (n): A large broadcasting company that provides programs to many affiliated stations across a region or country.
    • The show is aired on a major television network.
  • Station (n): An individual television or radio outlet, which may be owned by a broadcasting company.
    • The local station is owned by a larger broadcasting company.
Synonyms
  • Broadcaster
  • Network (in the context of a parent company)
  • Media company (a broader term that can include publishers and digital platforms)
Related Phrases
  • Public broadcasting company: A non-commercial broadcaster often funded by public money and donations (e.g., the BBC in the UK, PBS in the US).
    • The public broadcasting company is known for its educational children's programming.
  • Commercial broadcasting company: A for-profit company funded primarily by advertising revenue.
    • The commercial broadcasting company relies on high ratings to attract advertisers.
broadcasting company

A broadcasting company airs a morning news program.

Noun
  1. a company that manages tv or radio stations