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The 14 pages that link to Television network, each with the reason it gives.

• Television advertisingRelated: Networks developed schedules and commercial inventory that advertisers could purchase.

• CBSNarrower topic: CBS is one of the major U.S. examples of this distribution model.

• Television broadcastingRelated: Networks assemble schedules and distribute programs to affiliated broadcasters.

• Television in the United StatesRelated: Networks coordinate national schedules while local stations carry programming in individual markets.

• Daytime televisionRelated: Network decisions determined which shows filled daytime hours across many local markets.

• Television pilotRelated: Networks evaluate pilots as part of deciding which programs to finance and schedule.

• Nielsen ratingsRelated: Networks use ratings to assess schedules, sell advertisements, and negotiate distribution.

• Fox Broadcasting CompanyNarrower topic: Fox’s launch added a fourth major national network to the established U.S. system.

• Television channelCompared with: A network supplies or coordinates content, while a channel is the service presented to viewers.

• NetworkRelated: The fictional network’s institutional power makes the satire possible.

• Latin American televisionNarrower topic: National networks have organized much of the region’s broadcast production and reach.

• Television stationCompared with: A network distributes programs; an individual station operates a local outlet or service.

• American Broadcasting CompanyNarrower topic: ABC is a national network whose programs reach viewers through local affiliates.

• Television showRelated: Networks commission, acquire, and distribute shows across a channel lineup.