Syndicated program

Syndicated Program
A program that is produced for national distribution, but which is shown on individual local stations rather than on a national network is called a syndicated program.

Syndicated Program - A radio or television program that is distributed in various markets by a specialized organization.
Tabloid - A newspaper that measures at 12" wide by 14" high and is approximately half the size of a standard newspaper.

Report on Syndicated Programs (ROSP) - A Nielsen Media Research quarterly report that provides audience profiles, competition and lead-in programs for syndicated programs.

Reruns - Programs repeated sometime after their original presentation.

Sweeps Refers to a time during the months of November, March, and May, when both Nielson and Arbitron survey all local market broadcast media for the purpose of rating the stations and their programming. Syndicated program A television or ...

Announcement: An advertising message that is broadcast between programs (see Station break, Participation, Billboard), or an advertisement within a syndicated program or feature film; any broadcast commercial regardless of time length, ...

See also: Audience, Advertising, Media, Service, Broadcast