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Narrowcasting is a form of targeted communication that reaches a limited, selected audience, unlike broadcasting which aims for mass audiences. It can be seen as having your own TV channel for a small group. Cable TV networks like MTV, CNN, and ESPN are examples of narrowcasting as they specialize in specific genres rather than offering varied programming. Narrowcasting has influenced traditional broadcast networks to offer similar shows back-to-back and target niche audiences on different nights. It is ass
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