American Broadcasting Corporation: one of the major television broadcasting companies in the US

Australian Broadcasting Corporation: one of the major television companies in Australia

an informal name for the BBC

an informal name for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation

the British Broadcasting Corporation: an organization that broadcasts television and radio programmes and is owned by the British government. It does not have advertising and is paid for by the licence fee (=money paid every year by people who own a television).

the bbc

the headquarters of the BBC in London. People sometimes talk about Broadcasting House to refer to the BBC as an organization.

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation: a Canadian television company that receives money from the government

Columbia Broadcasting System: one of the major television broadcasting companies in the US

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a television station and the programmes that it broadcasts

Cable News Network: a US organization that broadcasts news on television 24 hours a day to countries all over the world

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an arrangement under which a television or radio company is allowed to broadcast in a particular area of the country, or a railway company is allowed to operate trains in a particular area

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an image or short film shown on television which tells you which channel you are watching

Independent Television News: a British organization that prepares news reports for several independent television stations

Independent Television: a group of British companies that broadcast television programmes paid for by advertisements

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radio stations that broadcast programmes to particular areas, not to the whole of a country

music television: a US television company that broadcasts music videos

a group of radio stations in the US that broadcast to the whole country

National Broadcasting Company: one of the major television broadcasting companies in the US

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a group of companies that broadcast the same television or radio programmes throughout a large area, or a company that produces or sells the rights to such broadcasts

national public radio

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Public Broadcasting Service: a US television company that broadcasts programmes without advertisements

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television in the US that is owned and operated by community organizations, local government, and universities, and that emphasizes educational programmes

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a television channel

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a company that broadcasts television or radio programmes

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a signal on a radio or television from a particular broadcasting company

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the building where a radio or television company broadcasts from

a US radio service that broadcasts news and other programmes to countries around the world

a British radio service, part of the BBC, which broadcasts news and other programmes to countries all over the world