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pay TV

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pay TV
(1) A pay-per-view TV service that charges the viewer a fee for each movie, show or event, whether delivered immediately (see video-on-demand) or at a scheduled time.

(2) A TV service from a cable, satellite or telephone company that charges the viewer a monthly fee for a package of channels. There may be additional charges for sports events or on-demand movies (definition #1).
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