Network Television

Network television refers to television channels that broadcast programming to a wide audience over airwaves. These channels are typically part of larger networks, such as ABC, CBS, NBC, and FOX, which produce and distribute shows, news, and sports. Viewers receive network broadcasts for free via antennas or through cable and satellite services. Network television plays a significant role in shaping popular culture and public discourse, providing entertainment and information to millions of households. Programming usually includes scripted shows, reality programs, news segments, and special events, collectively appealing to diverse audiences.