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In broadcasting in the [[Tri-State Area]], especially [[television in the Tri-State Area|television services]], a ''' | In broadcasting in the [[Tri-State Area]], especially [[television in the Tri-State Area|television services]], a '''programmer''' ({{lang-ms|pengaturcara}} or ''kesatuan pengaturcara'') is a company that produces television programs, especially for the [[Tri-State Area Institute of the Public Broadcasting|TIPB]] television network including [[TIPB 1]], [[TIPB 2|2]] and [[TIPB 3|3]], as well as two [[Wikipedia:Low-power broadcasting|low-powered]] regional stations. | ||
The '''mixed system''' ({{Lang-ms|sistem percampuran}}) of television services in the Tri-State Area was introduced a few months after television was launched, and has been the model of television in the territory from {{RP|1976}} to the present. This model relies on programmers as the sole producers of programs broadcast on all of the Tri-State Area's major channels. The mixed system was developed by the government as a concession system in which the government body is responsible for the television infrastructure and grants program slots on the channels to private companies. In {{RP|1980}}, three years after TIPB was established, the government attempted to privatize the programming sector, opening up bidding for private licenses on television channels. | The '''mixed system''' ({{Lang-ms|sistem percampuran}}) of television services in the Tri-State Area was introduced a few months after television was launched, and has been the model of television in the territory from {{RP|1976}} to the present. This model relies on programmers as the sole producers of programs broadcast on all of the Tri-State Area's major channels. The mixed system was developed by the government as a concession system in which the government body is responsible for the television infrastructure and grants program slots on the channels to private companies. In {{RP|1980}}, three years after TIPB was established, the government attempted to privatize the programming sector, opening up bidding for private licenses on television channels. | ||
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In broadcasting in the Tri-State Area, especially television services, a programmer (Phineaner: pengaturcara or kesatuan pengaturcara) is a company that produces television programs, especially for the TIPB television network including TIPB 1, 2 and 3, as well as two low-powered regional stations.
The mixed system (Phineaner: sistem percampuran) of television services in the Tri-State Area was introduced a few months after television was launched, and has been the model of television in the territory from -28BP to the present. This model relies on programmers as the sole producers of programs broadcast on all of the Tri-State Area's major channels. The mixed system was developed by the government as a concession system in which the government body is responsible for the television infrastructure and grants program slots on the channels to private companies. In -24BP, three years after TIPB was established, the government attempted to privatize the programming sector, opening up bidding for private licenses on television channels.
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