"Will be interesting  to see how you, ’spin’ the definition of the difference between,
‘Broadcast Channels’
   and
‘Channels that Broadcast’"


 This is very easy to understand, I think you are being intentionally difficult.

Broadcast:  to send out or transmit (something, such as a program) by means of radio or television or by streaming over the Internet.

 A "Broadcast Channel" is something you said.  Nobody but you said this, so let's not pretend you are challenging anyone else's interpretation but your own.  Since you historically refuse to just plainly answer questions I don't expect you to answer what you think those words that you contributed mean, to you.

 So I will assess based off your communication here that you think a "Broadcast Channel" is one of the more traditional networks like NBC etc. that one can view, free of charge, as they broadcast a signal that a TV can pick up, translate and display on it's screen.  If your definition differs let us know.  Us being all known humans besides MnSpring.  NBC is not a "Broadcast Channel" - NBC is a broadcast network that broadcasts on a channel or more accurately channels.  


 A "Channel" by modern means is a path along which information (such as data or music) in the form of an electrical signal passes.  YouTube has "channels" and they are "broadcast" by means of the internet.  Historically these have also been called a "frequency channel" before the digital age started decades ago.

 So "Channels" that "Broadcast" are considerable, just look at YouTube alone.  But YouTube may not be, by your definition, a "Broadcast Channel", but nobody will ever know unless you tell us what you think a "Broadcast Channel" is.

 So the difference to me is:

Broadcast Channel, might mean a Network like NBC.

Channels that Broadcast are any means of distribution in the form of an electrical signal - not specifically a business or network, but an electrical signal that is distributed.

No idea what this thread is about and ain’t gonna read it but did you see those kids in Alaska routing on their schoolmate while she won the Gold? That was cool.

Wow!... that's a leap!...