Is there a difference between teleivison channel, television station, and television network?

Answer 1

TV Channel--a particular channel that shows are broadcasted on.
TV Station--the station that broadcasts certain TV channels
TV Network--broadcasts certain stations for that particular area in which they service

Answer 2

A channel refers to a particular frequency that a station broadcasts on. This may be either an over-the-air frequency or the setting in your cable box at which the channel comes in.

A television station is an entity that broadcasts programs on a certain channel. For over-the-air broadcasting, this is limited to a certain geographic area.

A television network is a group of stations that broadcast the same programming on their channels.

Answer 3

A station is like CBS or NBC or ABC or ESPN
A channel is station on your physical unit that you can find various stations, provided you have an incoming signal of some sort, it could be cable, sattelitte, or VHF or UHF
A Network is a company that will provide you with 'Stations' providing you with a 'Box' to be able to recieve the 'Channels' all over the world.
I hope I helped there. BTW, I get 'Stations' for free if they are local.

Answer 4

I think so ..

Channel is the number the television has got to be on ..

Station and on is like local news broadcast like(wrtz 4).

Network is the big one like CBS,NBC .

Answer 5

I would think that channel would be the number, like channel 8.
Station would be like WFAA
Network would be like CBS, NBC, etc.

Answer 6

Television_channel
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television_channel
Television_station
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television_station
television network
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television_network