Baghdad Satellite TV Channel represents wide variety of cultural, social, political programs focusing on the Iraq's issues. Its Mission is to inspire the audience with the spirit of true optimism, confidence and hope thru emphasis on the unity of the Arab's homeland and Islamic origins, taking into account the rest of the components of the Iraqi people's life; to recall the strong ties between nationalities, religions and different sects within the Iraqi social community. Baghdad TV adopts a moderate Islamic approach without a provocations when talk about violence, extremism and sectarianism and the rest of sensitive issues, and. It covers all the aspects of public life to focus on important issues of oppressed Iraq's audiences such as women, children and young people. Baghdad TV tries to build a political vision for citizens based on national, historical and Islamic countries taking into account the symbols of intellectual, educational differences between the Iraq's nations.

WDSU Live (aka WDSU Exact Weather) is the weather rerun of NBC-affiliated WDSU TV channel based in New Orleans, Louisiana. WDSU is owned and operated by Hearst Television and dedicated for broadcast across the Gulf Coast region of Mississippi as virtual channel 6. The TV channel's slogan is 6 on your side which reflects the viewers-oriented point of view in expressing the opinions on covering news and events. WDSU provides newscasts and report programs as follows: "WDSU News This Morning" hosted by Melanie Hebert, LaTonya Norton, Randi Rousseau; Traffic Report with Lisamarie Luminais; Investigative reporter hosted by Travers Mackel; Crime Reports with Howard Robertson and Sports News directed by Fletcher Mackel.

RT (formerly Russia Today) is a Russia's first 24h international news channel broadcasting in English language. RT TV channel is funded by Russian Government and designed to "reflect Russia's position on major issues of international politics" and "inform the audience about news and events in Russian life". As it was said by Chief Editor of RT television channel, Margarita Simonyan : Foreign media not always adequately reflect the events in Russia. The first thing, according to studies, comes to mind for foreigners at the word "Russia" are "communism", "snow" and "poverty." We would like to present a more diverse picture of life in our country... We will try to show Russia as a foreigner to see it when coming into the country. RT was funded by the budget of Russian Federation, which allocated $ 30 million annually from 2005 till 2009. RT features quite diverse political and news programming alongside with cultural documentaries. News is the main RT news program, which is airing every half-an-hour. Another news program, Business is covering world major economical news; the program also features brief review of the Russian business news. RT TV also has two interview programs. It is Interview with Sofiko Shevardnadze featuring exclusive interviews with famous politics and businessmen; and CrossTalk, which has more discussion-shaped format and hosted by Peter Lavelle and Elena Hanga. Anna Fedorova and Neil O'Harvi present the RT evening show Prime Time Russia covering major news and events in Russia. And Alexander Gurnov with guests are talking about the day's most significant events in Spotlight talk show. Every month RT presents Technology Update, a program featuring the most interesting discoveries and achievements of science.

Typically you can find a wealth of watchable as well as informative television programming on educational TV channels such as ATTV from Florida's University. Here is where innovative production results in high quality programs well worth viewing. All ages generally are welcome to see the latest from students who are making the art of television production their specialty, those who are learning as they progress through their schooling and develop a passion for their trade. Local TV programming will offer news and entertainment from the local perspective with emphasis on the community and its people. Emphasis is placed on educating the public on a wide range of topics such as history of the area, leadership and how government works most effectively, and environmental issues that are the most relevant to the area. When students get behind the camera there is definitely a connection that will forever draw them to producing the highest quality possible in their chosen trade and even if they move on to other venues later on, they will be the better for their experiences at ATTV educational television.

First finding its roots way back in post World War II 1945, Prishtina Television Radio started off transmitting as it could with primitive programming and limited capability (much as the rest of the world at that time). The goal was to provide programming in Serbian, Albanian, as well as Turkish languages to offer a wide variety of interesting subject that all could understand and wish to view as well as listen to. There is an RTK 1 and an RTK 2 and while they attract a wide variety of viewers, between 73% upwards to 92% are drawn to watch after 7:30 each evening from Kosovo and its surrounding area. Younger audiences prevail but the more mature are always wanted for their opinions and appreciation of the variety offered. Programming choices include weekly new magazine formats that are of particular interest to the viewing audience, especially the younger patrons. Daily viewers can watch news programs as well as plenty of entertaining programming that is aimed for a wide audience and offers both educational as well as informative viewing.

ORTM (which means Office of Radio and Television of Mali) is the most popular and one of the oldest TV channels of Mali, a small state located in West Africa. You can watch live ports, TV shows both imported and domestic, movies and entertainment programs on ORTM live. But, probably, the best thing you can watch on ORTM is the Malien Premiere Division football matches aired as much as three days per week to pleasure of its fans. ORTM also airs current affairs of African counties: Cameroun, Cote d'Ivoire, Guinea, Mali, Senegal.