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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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'Program Grid'

Please,

What do we call the system in which viewers have the right to watch several other TV channels because they pay a little bit more per month to watch the programs, news and films they want ? (a closed TV ???). And what is it called the one in which people don't have this privilege?

Finally what do people call the list of programs of a specific channel, for one? By the way is it a "program (or programming ?) grid" ?

Thanks for the help,

Tammy
  

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Hi, What do we call the system in which viewers have the right to watch several other TV channels because they pay a little bit more per month to watch the programs, news and films they want ? ). The system I have is called 'cable TV'.

— Clive

  • Hi, What do we call the system in which viewers have the right to watch several other TV channels because they pay a little bit more per month to watch the programs, news and films they want ?
  • ).
  • The system I have is called 'cable TV'.
  • And what is it called the one in which people don't have this privilege?
  • I'd probably just say 'He uses an antenna'.
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Hi,

What do we call the system in which viewers have the right to watch several other TV channels because they pay a little bit more per month to watch the programs, news and films they want ? (a closed TV ???). The system I have is called 'cable TV'. And what is it called the one in which people don't have this privilege? I'd probably just say 'He uses an a
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Hi, Clive!

Thank you very much for your help.

Best regards,

Tammy
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