Should the national network letters (ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, PAX, UPN, WB, etc.) be entered in the diary, or the local call letters (WCAU, etc.)?
Fill in the local call letters if you know them. If you do not know the call letters, and do not have a TV Listing to refer to, enter the national network letters. Be sure to enter the channel number and name of program. What is important to indicate in the diary: the channel number, the call letters, or the name of the program? It is important to write in all three pieces of information whenever possible. We need the channel name, number, and the name of the program being watched in order to give the proper credit for the viewing. It is also very important to indicate who is watching the program and the length of time watched. When I list the channels that my TV receives, what should I write in the diary if I don’t know where a station or channel originates? If you do not know from what city a TV station or channel originates, just leave the space blank and we will look it up in our records. Should I write in only network TV viewing, such as ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, PAX, UPN, WB, etc.? Ple
Related Questions
- Should the national network letters (ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, PAX, UPN, WB, etc.) be entered in the diary, or the local call letters (WCAU, etc.)?
- What are advantages to watch FOX, NBC, ABC, and CBS and FOX Streaming Television Shows through internet?
- Should I write in only network TV viewing, such as ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, PAX, UPN, WB, etc.?
