What does CTC mean?
CTC means Commercial Television Conversion
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Commercial Television Conversion?
Commercial Television Conversion can be abbreviated as CTC
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What does CTC stand for? CTC stands for "Commercial Television Conversion". |
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How to abbreviate "Commercial Television Conversion"? "Commercial Television Conversion" can be abbreviated as CTC. |
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What is the meaning of CTC abbreviation? The meaning of CTC abbreviation is "Commercial Television Conversion". |
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What is CTC abbreviation? One of the definitions of CTC is "Commercial Television Conversion". |
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What does CTC mean? CTC as abbreviation means "Commercial Television Conversion". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CAREIRS - Conversion and Renewable Energy Inquiry and Referral Service
- CAEIU - Conversion Actuator Electrical Interface Unit
- CALLAS - Conversion of Algorithms to Library Adaptable Structures
- CILOP - Conversion In Lieu Of Procurement
- TVCM - Television Commercial Message
- CTPF - Commercial Television Production Fund
- FACTS - Federation of Australian Commercial Television Stations
- NCTV - Non-Commercial Television
- TVC - Television Commercial
- CTCS - Commercial Television Conversion Scheme
- CTAG - Commercial Television Application Group
- DCTN - Defense Commercial Television Network
- FACTS - Federation of Commercial Television Stations
- NTCS - National Television Conversion Scheme
- OCSC - Office and Commercial Space Conversion
- PACTS - People Against Commercial Television in Schools
- ACT - Association of Commercial Television
- ACT - Association of Commercial Television in Europe (Brussels, Belgium)
- acte - Association of Commercial Television in Europe
- fact - Federation of Australian Commercial Television