I'm trying to understand the distinction between a channel and a network. I know they both involve communication, but what exactly sets them apart? Is it the medium, the scope, or something else entirely?
7 answers
Martina
Sun Dec 01 2024
In North America, the television landscape is somewhat unique when it comes to the terminology used.
KatanaSwordsmanshipSkill
Sun Dec 01 2024
Many television networks that are accessible through cable and satellite television are referred to as "channels."
Silvia
Sun Dec 01 2024
This terminology is used because these networks differ from traditional networks in a specific sense.
Tommaso
Sun Dec 01 2024
Unlike traditional networks, these channels operate as singular entities.
charlotte_anderson_explorer
Sat Nov 30 2024
They do not have any affiliates or component stations associated with them.