National Television Network

A National Television Network is a broadcast organization that distributes television programming to multiple local stations across the country. These local stations transmit the network’s content to viewers in their respective regions. The network produces or arranges for the production of shows, news, and entertainment that are then shared widely, allowing viewers everywhere to access the same or similar programming. This system enables broad reach, consistency in programming, and efficient distribution of television content nationwide. Examples include major networks like ABC, CBS, and NBC, which serve as the central source for programming delivered across affiliated local stations.