Matching Pairs Broadcast Programming TermsOnline version Match the term to its definition! You have 2 minutes! Have fun! :) by LK Ang 1 Using content originally produced for one medium in another medium. 2 A broadcast commercial aired between two programmes instead of in the middle of one programme. 3 Late-night time period in which children are not likely to form a large part of the viewing audience. 4 Purchasing and storing programmes primarily to keep them from competitors. 5 Checking out many TV channels by using a remote control. 6 Unlimited rights to plays of all music in a company’s catalogue by contract. 7 Additional TV or radio spot provided to an advertiser at no charge to raise the overall audience delivery of the schedule. 8 Defining a network identity so that it becomes widely recognised as synonymous with a product or service. Blanket licences Branding Bonus Spot Break Position Grazing Warehousing Safe harbour Repurposing
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