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TV Business Models - TV
Business Models denote
television delivery
methods that presumably are for profit. PayTV
and Free-to-air
are examples. The two most prevalent television business models are advertising supported and pay (subscriber) television.
Viewer supported, timeshifting and placeshifted television might
also be considered television business models.
See Platform. Configuration Management
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Content Management System (CMS) Element Management System (EMS) Home Subscriber Server Impulse Pay-Per-View - (IPPV) Initialization Interactive TV Pay Per View (PPV) Businesses Learning Management System (LMS) Network Management System – (NMS) On-Demand Management System Optical Management System (OMS) Pay-per-day Pay-per-no-view Pay-per-rent Pay Per View VOD Subscriber Authorization System - (SAS) Subscriber's Usable Hours XML-based Content Management System (CMS) |
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