| SPOTTV | Production of network or cable ads |
| PSA | Cable "ad," briefly |
| RETE | From "net", a word for part of an astrolabe; or, a network or plexus of blood vessels or nerve cells (4) |
| SERVER | Computer system or program that manages devices or "clients" on a network; or, a utensil for distributing food (6) |
| ROUTER | Device that transmits packets of data between nodes on a network or from one network to another (6) |
| PASSWORD | A sequence of characters that must be keyed in to gain access to a computer, network or location (8) |
| MESH | Network or net (4) |
| PBS | "America's largest classroom" network ... or, read as a plural, |
| SOCIAL | Word before 'network' or 'security' |
| TOWS | Pulls or drags a vehicle or boat by means of a rope or cable (4) |
| OLDBOY | Alumnus of a school or institution - or the kind of network of influence he might be part of (3,3) |
| RESEAU | French word meaning "network"; or, a fine-net ground for bobbin lace (6) |
| INTERACTIVEMEDIA | Social networks or video games |
| TOW | Pull a vehicle or boat by means of a rope or cable (3) |
| STAY | Supporting rope or cable attaching the head of a mast to another part of a sailing vessel (4) |
| UNTANGLE | Straighten out a bundle of wool, string or cable (8) |
| SKILIFT | General name for a conveyance in a mountainous or alpine region such as a gondola, funifor, funitel or cable car (3,4) |
| WEBISODE | Part of a series appearing on the internet rather than broadcast or cable TV |
| CORD | Belt/sash for a dressing gown; or, an electrical flex or cable (4) |
| HAWSER | A thick rope or cable for mooring or towing a ship |
