PKD 60.20.Z—Broadcasting of free-to-air and subscription television programmes and distribution of video recordings

Where 60.20.Z sits

1. J Publishing, Broadcasting, and Content Production and Distribution Activities
2. 60 Broadcasting of free-to-air and subscription-based programmes, activities of news agencies and other activities related to the distribution of content
3. 60.2 Broadcasting of free-to-air and subscription television programmes and distribution of video recordings
4. 60.20 Television broadcasting
5. 60.20.Z Broadcasting of free-to-air and subscription television programmes and distribution of video recordings

What 60.20.Z includes

• Television programs may be broadcast by a producer or distributed for transmission by a third-party broadcasting provider (e.g., cable television operators, satellite television providers). These programs may be general or specialized (e.g., on specific topics such as news, sports, educational programs, youth programs), and may be free-to-air or subscription-based).
• Creating a complete television program from purchased program components (e.g., films, documentaries), from self-produced program components (e.g., local news, live coverage), or a combination thereof,
• On-demand programming,
• Non-publishing video distribution via streaming and download,
• Broadcasting of live performances and events,
• Operating websites for streaming video games intended solely for viewing.

What 60.20.Z excludes

• Distribution of computer games via streaming and download by publishers, see 58.21.Z,
• Production of television program elements (e.g., films, documentaries, talk shows, commercials, and the like), see 59.11.Z,
• Assembly of programming packages and their transmission by cable or satellite network operators to viewers, see 61.10.B,
• Provision of technical infrastructure related to video streaming, data processing, and related activities, see 63.10.A, 63.10.B, 63.10.D,
• Rental of recorded video materials on media to the general public, see 77.22.Z.

60.20.Z in other systems