Subscription TV is a platform that depends on monthly fees from the audience to fund programming and can be delivered via cable, satellite, or streaming.

Subscription TV is a platform that depends on monthly fees from the audience to fund programming and can be delivered via cable, satellite, or streaming.

• A. Subscription TV
• B. Pay-Per-View
• C. Video On Demand
• D. Streaming Service

Answer: (A)

The key idea here is a subscription-based funding model: platforms that rely on recurring, monthly payments from viewers to support programming, rather than charging per event or per title. This aligns with the description of Subscription TV, which can be delivered through traditional channels like cable or satellite, or modern approaches like streaming. The other options describe different aspects: Pay-Per-View charges for individual programs, not ongoing monthly fees; Video On Demand refers to how content is accessed rather than how its funding works; Streaming Service describes delivery over the internet, but doesn’t by itself define the monthly funding model—though many streaming services use subscriptions, the emphasis in the question is on the ongoing payment structure itself.

The key idea here is a subscription-based funding model: platforms that rely on recurring, monthly payments from viewers to support programming, rather than charging per event or per title. This aligns with the description of Subscription TV, which can be delivered through traditional channels like cable or satellite, or modern approaches like streaming. The other options describe different aspects: Pay-Per-View charges for individual programs, not ongoing monthly fees; Video On Demand refers to how content is accessed rather than how its funding works; Streaming Service describes delivery over the internet, but doesn’t by itself define the monthly funding model—though many streaming services use subscriptions, the emphasis in the question is on the ongoing payment structure itself.