lisakatvust
Lisakatvust is a term used in Estonian media discourse to describe supplementary television coverage that accompanies a broadcaster’s main program. It refers to additional feeds, channels, or streams designed to extend reach, enhance accessibility, or provide alternative viewing options without replacing the primary broadcast.
Etymology and scope. The word is formed from lisa, meaning “additional,” and katvus, meaning “coverage” or “broadcast.”
Applications and examples. In sports broadcasting, lisakatvust may offer multiple angles, on-demand highlights, or a behind-the-scenes
Relation to other concepts. Lisakatvust is not a rigidly standardized term; it is used variably across organizations.
See also. Broadcasting, multi-channel distribution, accessibility in media.