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television

[tel-uh-vizh-uhn] / ˈtɛl əˌvɪʒ ən /


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Millions will tune in around the world, with the past three Super Bowls having been the most-watched US television broadcasts since the 1969 Moon landing.

From BBC

That year, he took to Iranian television to unveil “missile cities”—vast formations of ready-to-launch rockets buried deep under mountains.

From The Wall Street Journal

Now streaming in the UK and across the globe, the show's runaway success has the potential to reshape the television landscape.

From BBC

Supporters of Kelly argued she was just speaking from personal experience in television news, where producers and anchors often discuss on-camera presence.

From Salon

That gag is evidence that for as long as Superman has been represented in film and television, writers have been trying to find a way to give him a little edge.

From The Wall Street Journal