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PTV
(redirected from Pay television)

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PTVPakistan Television
PTVPublic Television
PTVPersonal Television
PTVPlanning Target Volume
PTVPsychic TV (hip hop)
PTVPierce the Veil (band)
PTVParticle Tracking Velocimetry
PTVPremium TV (UK)
PTVPeople's Television (Manila/Quezon City, Philippines)
PTVPay Television
PTVProgram for Torture Victims (Los Angeles, CA)
PTVPremium Television
PTVPreservation Trust of Vermont
PTVProgrammed Temperature Vaporizing
PTVPhysical to Virtual
PTVPrinces Trust Volunteers
PTVPropulsion Test Vehicle
PTVPoly-Thienylenevinylene
PTVParallel Test Vector
PTVProcono Televisión
PTVPeak Translational Velocity
PTVProspective Touch Voltage
PTVProduct Test Verification
PTVPeachtree Television (Atlanta, GA)
PTVPlanung Transport Verkehr (German logistics software company)
PTVPeace through Violence (gaming)
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This month's issue leads with a discussion of the emergence of cable and other pay television industries.
The August Review by Monthly Labor Review
announced Wednesday that it has reached a 10-year deal with pay television specialist Telepiu for the Italian rights to Disney movies in an agreement reflecting the surging TV market for U.
DISNEY SIGNS DEAL ON TV RIGHTS IN ITALY by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
As the television industry matured over the last 50 years, technological improvements, increased demand for video programming, and the easing of some regulations helped shift employment from broadcast television to cable and other pay television services Broadcast television made its public debut at the New York World's Fair in 1939, dramatically changing the way people live, work, and spend their free time.
Job growth in television: cable versus broadcast, 1958-99 by Toto, Dominic / Monthly Labor Review
 
 
 
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