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Commercial broadcasting

Commercial broadcasting (also called private broadcasting) is the broadcasting of television programs and radio programming by privately owned corporate media, as opposed to state sponsorship, for example. It was the United States' first model of radio (and later television) during the 1920s, in contrast with the public television model during the 1930s…

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Global commercial broadcasting

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Commercial broadcasting

Nodes1326
Edges1325
Triples50
Avg. degree2
Density0.001508
Components1

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Commercial broadcasting

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related to Americas · 17
Commercial broadcasting → ABC, CBS, Charter Communications, Comcast, Commercial, Cox Communications, DBS, Direct-broadcast, DirecTV, Dish Network, Fox, Latin America, Major, NBC, The, The US, United States
related to Paid programming · 9
Commercial broadcasting → Blue Book, Broadcast Licensees, Commercial, Other, Public Service Responsibility For, Such, The Blue Book, The FCC's, This
related to Advertising · 8
Commercial broadcasting → Commercial, During, HBO, In, NCE, Showtime, This, United States
related to Europe · 5
Commercial broadcasting → In, In Europe, Sky UK, UK, WorldSpace Satellite Radio

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
HBOinstance ofpremium cable services0.80text
Showtime generally operate solely on subscriber feesinstance ofpremium cable services0.80text
do not sell advertisinginstance ofpremium cable services0.80text
cable televisioninstance ofto control commercial broadcasting.Paid programmingCommercial broadcasting overlaps with paid services0.80text
radioinstance ofto control commercial broadcasting.Paid programmingCommercial broadcasting overlaps with paid services0.80text
satellite televisioninstance ofto control commercial broadcasting.Paid programmingCommercial broadcasting overlaps with paid services0.80text
sweeps in the USinstance ofparticularly during periods0.80text
some Latin American countriesinstance ofparticularly during periods0.80text
cable televisioninstance ofPaid programmingCommercial broadcasting overlaps with paid services0.80text
radioinstance ofPaid programmingCommercial broadcasting overlaps with paid services0.80text
satellite televisioninstance ofPaid programmingCommercial broadcasting overlaps with paid services0.80text
Commercial broadcastingrelated to AdvertisingCommercial0.60section

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