Typically you find that a public access television program schedule is pretty cut and dried, with a short list of boring options to watch at mostly inconvenient times. But GVTV has proven to be the exception with their widely diverse listings and entertaining programs laid out with the viewer's convenience in mind. With the modern capability to stream programs on the home computer, the watchability vastly increases. Coverage of local, national, and world news is complete and up to the minute whenever possible and can be found on cable TV as well as satellite. The idea of public access television began around 1970 when the need was expressed for a means of mass media distribution for ordinary people who would also create their own programming. Most of the funding is gained through private grants, contributions, and some federal government funding which means they often operate on a shoestring budget and always appreciate donations of time and money from the local area and nationwide as well.

Since the early 70's when Chicago State University built the original TV studio the progress has been steady, exceeding any expectations for a student run studio format. The hands on experience has been a valuable addition to the university as a whole. Ever increasing enrollment proves how popular the concept of the student's experience in the electronic media field can be to the individual student with interests in this venue. Located in Douglas Hall, CSU has added on over the years. Audio as well as digital editing suites, camcorders for student use with projects and remote shoots, complete with digital editing suites have made the entire experience inspiring and attractive to the student curriculum. Now the studios run twenty four hours seven days per week and have become quite professional in their output. Local Area Network or LAN lines have been added on to integrate the media among classrooms and servers capable of storing large amounts of information from all systems mean safe storage of info from all departments. CSU TV is a professional endeavor from any perspective.

Liberty TV (or WTLU-CA) is the public TV channel of Liberty University located in Lynchburg, Virginia. Liberty TV features two types of programming Christian and Sports. Christian programming on Liberty TV represented by such original programs as Thomas Road LIVE!, LIBERTY, Wednesday Nights, A Legacy of Faith, Pastor's Bible Class, Pulpit Classics, Campus Praise, Sunday Mornings, Jonathan Falwell, Live From Liberty, Great Truth's from God's Word with Dr. Harold Wilmington, LIBERTY CHANNEL Presents, One Mountain View and Lighting the Way. The Sports section of Liberty TV's programming features loosely local sport events live: Basketball and Hockey games of Liberty University's teams in national championships.

The American Founding Fathers put the First Amendment first, because freedom of expression lays the cornerstone for democracy. The internet promotes this ideal around the globe, and nowhere else to all people enjoy the obligation and privilege of unrestrained free speech more than on the worldwide web. Although web content sometimes challenges readers, listeners, and viewers to discriminate carefully among fact, opinion, and dogma, web users naturally understand the obligations and responsibilities that accompany freedom of expression. Hasulam-TV, an Israeli channel devoted to study of Kabbalah and Tora, takes freedom of thought and expression into the spiritual domain, offering teaching and guidance in its principles. One caution to prospective viewers: Hasulam-TV broadcasts and posts to its website in Hebrew. Hasulam-TV demonstrates how Kabbalah explores the universe and humankind's place in it. Not a religion, Kaballah instead lays the ontological foundation for faith and belief, establishing each individual's purpose for being and his or her relationship with the Creator. Watching Hasulam-TV, a novice may proceed steep by step through a series of basic programs initiating him or her into the practice. Then, advancing up the ladder with more specialized and challenging Hasuslam-TV videos and live broadcasts, a practitioner of Kabbalah may work toward spiritual perfection.

Gospel Broadcasting Network (GBN) is a Christian television channel in USA. GBN is run under the management of Don BLACKWELL, Jim DEARMAN, Barry GILREATH and Ralph UPTON. There is also some support staff and numerous volunteers, who support GBN with the ideas, content and funds. GBN provides the unique original religious schedule; the most noticeable inspirational programs of the channel are: Truth in Love, Unity of the Spirit, Dayspring, Fountain of Live, Searching and Scriptures, TV Sunday School, Adventures with Chip, Bible Talk, Message from Heaven, Let the Bible Speak, The Living World, Digger Doug, Truth for Youth, Voices from the Past and Light for the Way.

ACCTV is the Australian Christian Channel aimed to provide a balanced Christian teaching thru perfectly selecting religious programming: Behind the Sun, Building God's People, Choose Life, Copying Beethoven, D.O.P.E, Derek Prince, Devotions, Director's Cut, Discovery Jones, Explore the Wildlife Kingdom, Firestorm, Flying Through the Gospels, Heidi, Hillsong Kids, Hillsong Kids - Jesus is My Superhero, Home Beyond the Sun, Icon, In Touch, Influence Living, Introducing the Bible, It is Written, Jewish Jewels, Joseph Prince: Destined to Reign, Journey Into the Unknown, Julie Miller, Just 10, Lifesource, Liquid Thunder, Live from Studio B, Living the Life, Living Truth, Luther, One Cubed, One Night with the King, Open Home, Open Bible, Opening the Door to Luther, Positive Hits, Precious Memories, Quick Study, Refined, Requiem, Revolution, RiverviewLIVE, September, Solomon's Temple, Stepping Up, Superbook, The 700 Club, The Better Hour, The Gospel Revue, The Imposter, The Men's Series, The Messenger, The Red Fury, The Revolution TV, The Sky Under the Dust, The Sword, The Uprising, TheDRIVEtv, Top 3, Virgin Wedding, Wisdom for Life, Your Best Life with Phil Pringle and Youth Bytes.