Difference between revisions of "TV Networks"
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*[[NBC]] - owned by NBCUniversal (which is itself owned by [[Comcast]]) | *[[NBC]] - owned by NBCUniversal (which is itself owned by [[Comcast]]) | ||
| − | *[[CBS]] - owned by | + | *[[CBS]] - owned by ViacomCBS |
*[[ABC]] - owned by [[The Walt Disney Company]] | *[[ABC]] - owned by [[The Walt Disney Company]] | ||
There is also: | There is also: | ||
| − | *[[Fox Network|Fox Broadcasting Company]] - owned by | + | *[[Fox Network|Fox Broadcasting Company]] - owned by Fox Corporation |
*[[The CW]] - co-owned by CBS Corporation (50%) and Time Warner (50%) | *[[The CW]] - co-owned by CBS Corporation (50%) and Time Warner (50%) | ||
*[[PBS]] | *[[PBS]] | ||
Revision as of 11:11, December 23, 2020
TV networks in the United States include the traditional Big Three:
- NBC - owned by NBCUniversal (which is itself owned by Comcast)
- CBS - owned by ViacomCBS
- ABC - owned by The Walt Disney Company
There is also:
- Fox Broadcasting Company - owned by Fox Corporation
- The CW - co-owned by CBS Corporation (50%) and Time Warner (50%)
- PBS
There are dozens of major and hundreds of minor cable TV channels.