Television broadcasting by Bart

Television broadcasting by Bart

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  TELEVISION BROADCASTING IS THEDISTRIBUTION OF AUDIO AND VIDEO CONTENT TO A AUDIENCE. Television Broadcasting
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  BBC World News. BBC World News has currently got the largest audience of any BBC channel.  It broadcasts for 24 hours a day.  Its part of the BBC Commercials Group so it is not funded by the T.V licence.  BBC World News even airs on; Cruise ships, Airlines, Mobile Phones, Hotel Rooms and Homes.  It has a whopping 74 million viewers per week.
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  BBC One  Itis the flagship TV channel of the BBC in the UK, Isle Of Man and Channel Islands.  Worlds first high resolution broadcasting channel.  This channel is funded by the TV Licence fee’s which each household in the UK has to pay if they had a cable television.  It has sister channels; BBC2, BBC3, BBC4, BBC News, BBC Parliament, CBBC, CBeebies.
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  Commercial TV  Themost popular commercial TV Channel is ITV.  Commercial TV gets its fund by airing adverts between TV shows. Advertisers try to show them during the most popular shows such as X-Factor or Strictly Come Dancing because they knows millions are watching.  The time and length of the advert have different costs.
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  ITV  ITV isthe UK’s second largest TV channel following BBC in first. ITV has the crown for the largest commercial TV channel in the UK.  ITV is viewed as an entertainment based channel.  It also airs some of the highest rated TV shows such as Britain's Got Talent, X-Factor and Strictly Come Dancing.  These shows usually bring in an average of 10 million viewers each.
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  ITV  Here isan estimated chart showing how much it would cost to air your advert on ITV and at which times.  Via Cost Of Advertising on ITV