It has been said that television is a medium
because it is neither rare nor well done.
The humble telly doesn't sound so entertaining when
it's defined as a system that converts both audio and visual information into
corresponding electrical signals which are then transmitted through wires or by radio
waves to a receiver which reproduces the original information.
Sub Categories
Cartoon Network:
Tons of games featuring the world's biggest cartoon stars, plus television's largest
online trading community, video clips and schedule information.
CBS:
Traditionally referred to as the 'Tiffany network' among major television broadcasting
systems, CBS has been likened to Wal-Mart in recent years.
CNN:
News around the clock, from all around the world.
Comedy Central:
Once a small cable network that few people watched, Comedy Central is now having the last
laugh with its popular South Park and The Colbert Report climbing the rankings .
Court Tv:
Provides a window on the American system of justice through distinctive programming that
both informs and entertains.
E! International:
Entertainment Television is available to 80 million subscribers in the U.S. and 400
million homes internationally.
HBO:
Home Box Office airs theatrically released feature films, proprietary original full-length
television movies, and various original series.
MTV:
The ultimate destination for music and pop culture with the latest music videos, band info
and entertainment news.
NBC:
NBC's quality programs and balanced line-up have earned the network critical acclaim,
numerous awards, and ratings success.
PBS:
PBS's evening schedule emphasises fine arts, drama, science, public affairs and
independent films. Find out what's on your local PBS station by entering your zipcode.
Rock on TV:
Music programming for over 100 networks.
Sci-Fi Channel:
Specialises in science fiction, fantasy, horror and paranormal programming.
The Emmy Awards:
The Television Academy's founding fathers recognised the image-building and
public-relations opportunities associated with an annual awards ceremony.
The History Channel:
Owned by A&E Television Networks, The History Channel presents programming related to
historical events and persons, often with observations and explanations by noted
historians.
UltimateTV:
The DIRECTV Receiver with UltimateTV service from Microsoft combines the power of digital
video recording with DIRECTV programming.
US TV Guide:
Enter your Zip Code to get localised listings.
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