What describes off-network syndication?

What describes off-network syndication?

• A. New programs produced for syndication markets
• B. Reruns of older programs made available for local stations, cable, online services and foreign markets
• C. Special live events across multiple markets
• D. Only streaming releases of new content

Answer: (B)

Off-network syndication means reruns of programs that have already aired on a network, sold to other outlets for additional broadcasts. This includes local stations, cable networks, online services, and foreign markets, letting older shows live on in new places after their original network run. This is different from first-run syndication, which involves producing new programs specifically to be sold into syndication markets. The other options describe new content or live events, not reruns being redistributed to additional outlets.

Off-network syndication means reruns of programs that have already aired on a network, sold to other outlets for additional broadcasts. This includes local stations, cable networks, online services, and foreign markets, letting older shows live on in new places after their original network run. This is different from first-run syndication, which involves producing new programs specifically to be sold into syndication markets. The other options describe new content or live events, not reruns being redistributed to additional outlets.