Commercial broadcasting refers to the practice of broadcasting television or radio programs that are funded primarily through advertising. These broadcasts are aimed at attracting large audiences, and advertisers pay to have their commercials aired during the programs. Commercial broadcasters focus on creating content that appeals to a wide range of viewers or listeners in order to generate revenue from these advertisements. Unlike public broadcasting, which is often funded by government or donations, commercial broadcasting relies heavily on advertising as its main source of income.

Definition och betydelse av "commercial broadcasting"på engelska

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