Television network

A television network is a system that broadcasts TV programs to a wide audience. It consists of a central studio that produces content, such as news, shows, and sports, which is then sent out over the airwaves or through cable/satellite systems. Viewers tune in using TVs or streaming services to watch their favorite programs. Networks often have local affiliates that tailor content for specific regions, but they all share common programming. Major networks include ABC, NBC, and CBS. They play a key role in entertainment, information dissemination, and cultural exchange in society.