Statistical information about the potential viewing audience.

(a)  

Short compilation of your best work that is given to a potential client or employer.

(a)  

Television that aims to inform the public.

(a)  

A broadcast station that has aligned itself with a particular network.

(a)  

Television that communicates relevant information to a specific audience, including job-training videos.

(a)  

Process of making program episodes available for “lease” to other networks or broadcast stations.

(a)  

Television advertisement for a product or service.

(a)  

A(n) (a)   signal travels from one antenna to another antenna.

Cameras placed on radio-controlled (a)   may be used for a form of surveillance television.

A video instructing employees how to handle dissatisfied customers is an example of (a)   television.

To develop the best programming, a television station must examine the potential (a)   .

The fee charged to air an ad depends on the (a)   and the day of the week that the ad airs.

A(n) (a)   video production company can produce multi-camera, large-budget programming on location or in studios.