teleshopping

[tel-uh-shop-ing]

noun

1. electronic shopping shopping via videotex or other interactive information service.

teleshopping

/ ˈtɛlɪˌʃɒpɪŋ /

noun

1. the purchase of goods by telephone or via the internet

Word History and Origins

Origin of teleshopping¹

First recorded in 1980–85; tele- ¹ + shopping

Example Sentences

Other channels are allowed up to nine minutes of advertising per hour of broadcasting, plus an extra three minutes for teleshopping.

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That's TV's only local programming is now a 10-minute news bulletin every weekday, with the rest of the schedule being a diet of nostalgic music videos and teleshopping.

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Syndicated generic documentaries and teleshopping filled the rest of the schedule.

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That's TV's stations combine local news with teleshopping.

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Drugstore Walgreen, Video recorder TiVo Inc, credit card lender Capital One Financial Corp and teleshopping company HSN Inc all added their names to a list of targets that also includes some of the nation's largest banks.

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