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a number of interconnected electronic devices such as computers that form a system so that data can be shared
What is a "network"?
A network refers to a group of electronic devices, such as computers, that are connected to each other to allow the sharing of data and resources. These devices can communicate with one another, enabling users to send information, access files, or use shared printers and other equipment. Networks can vary in size, from small setups in a home to large systems connecting many devices across a city or even globally. They help make tasks more efficient by allowing information to be transferred quickly between devices.
a group of TV or radio stations broadcasting the same program at the same time in different places
What is a "network"?
A network refers to a group of connected stations or outlets that share and broadcast the same content, such as television or radio programs. It allows for coordinated programming across many locations, so the same show can be aired at the same time in different areas. Networks can be national or regional, and they often provide a variety of content, from news to entertainment. By working together, networks ensure that their programs reach a large audience and help create popular, widely recognized shows.
a fabric or mesh made by weaving together strands of string, rope, or wire at regular intervals
a system of intersecting lines or channels that form a web-like structure
to link devices or computers in a way that they can send and receive information
to interact or establish contacts with others for mutual assistance or support
to broadcast a television or radio program simultaneously on stations in several different areas
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