The Television Syndication Company (TVS) is a full-service syndication and distribution organization that provides the best of new programming from the world’s most creative producers to television, DVD, in-flight and educational outlets worldwide.  The company’s services include barter syndication in the USA; cash licensing worldwide; associated offices that cover the globe; and active acquisition of programming. 

TVS currently has 6 series playing weekly in syndication in the USA including children’s educational series Real Life 101, lifestyle series P. Allen Smith Gardens, For Your Home, Ron Hazelton’s Housecalls, and The FBI Files; and the annual Fresh From Florida Parade special. New E/I Series Set for Life is set for syndication in Fall, 2012.

TVS is also known for the wide catalog of programs available for cash licensing both domestically and internationally.  Genres include documentaries, children’s, reality, sports, lifestyle, and travel among others.  In addition to the USA, the company has licensed programs to major broadcasters throughout the world.  TVS attends the main TV markets, including NATPE, MIPTV, MIPCOM and the APEX TV in-flight market.  Associate offices cover other markets including DISCOP and the Asia Television Forum. 

Additionally, TVS produces the long running E/I series Real Life 101, syndicated in over 85% of the USA and Get Reel Music Mix for Voice of America.

The Television Syndication Company, Inc. is registered in the State of Florida, USA. Cassie M. Yde is the company’s sole officer and stockholder.

The Television Syndication Company was formed in 1989 by Robert and Cassie M. Yde.  Prior to forming TVS, Bob Yde was instrumental in producing television specials such as Miss Universe, Miss USA, The America's Junior Miss Pageant, Senior Bowl Football, The Orange Bowl Parade and Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade for America's ABC, CBS, and NBC television networks.

Cassie Yde joined Mr. Yde in 1969 and the partnership resulted in the creation of additional television programming for the major U.S. television networks and such international networks as CBC and CTV in Canada, the BBC in the United Kingdom and the SABC in South Africa. The Ydes also traveled to virtually every corner of the world to produce television series and specials for worldwide distribution.