The commercial UK channel ITV stands for "International Television".

The statement is false because ITV originally stood for "Independent Television," not "International Television." ITV is a commercial TV channel in the United Kingdom that was launched in 1955 as a network of regional broadcasters, later becoming a single entity. It was created as a response to the BBC's monopoly on television broadcasting in the UK and aimed to provide an alternative by offering different regional programming. While ITV has expanded its reach internationally through partnerships and content distribution, its name does not stand for "International Television."