Video represented television in the sense of electrical signals to represent the visual picture, excluding the sound. In the 70s, with the advances of technology, video earned its own rights to mean all systems involving electronic creation or re-forming of images. Television, the father of modern video, is now a sublet. America enjoys video, to the point of viewing 7.3 hours per day. Currently, almost 100% of American citizens own televisions, and video recording equipment. Millions subscribe to cable TV, and half of them receive "premium", otherwise known as pay-TV, via satellite dish.