A television broadcaster is a company or organization that transmits television programs to the public. They use various technologies, such as satellites, cable, and digital signals, to deliver content to viewers. Broadcasters can be commercial, funded by advertisements, or public, funded by government support or viewer subscriptions. Television broadcasters produce a wide range of content, including news, entertainment, sports, and educational programs. They often collaborate with producers, directors, and writers to create engaging shows. Major broadcasters may also own multiple channels, allowing them to reach diverse audiences with different interests.