The great-grand-daddy of all global television networks and flagship of the British Broadcasting Corporation, BBC One beams into more than ten million English homes every day, broadcasting twenty-four hours of commercial-free programming. Launched in 1936, the BBC has evolved in perfect harmony with television technology and modern British culture, and its loyal viewers keep it atop the ratings by a considerable margin over its closest rival ITV. BBC One offers diverse, popular programming, and UK citizens rely on BBC One as their most credible, reliable source of news and current affairs broadcasts. BBC snobs occasionally complain the network has dummied down its programming, but the network stresses, The channel is committed to widening the appeal of all genres by making a range of subjects accessible to a broad audience. Since 2001, BBC One's Eastenders has dominated British television ratings, each episode commanding nearly 50% audience share unprecedented and unrivalled by any other program on any other network anywhere in the world.

A weather rerun of WMTW TV channel of Poland Spring/Portland, Maine, the ABC-owned television station, also known as ABC 8. With the Motto The Top Stories and a Complete Forecast in the First 8 Minutes, the WMTW channel claims to be the provider of the most comprehensive newscast in a very condensed format. Started in Sep 25, 1954, the channel has changed the owners for several times. Now it's owned and operated by Hearst Television Corporation that allows syndicating the ABC-produced news content featured on the channel as News 8 WMTW. The TV station also has its own great staff, such the popular anchors as: Dave Guthro and sports narrator Travis Lee; and reporters: Nikole Killion and Roger Griswold.

The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus offers the official television and radio broadcasts and they have been in operation since 1963. On certain hours each day they now offer the news in many languages including English, Russian, Greek, Arabic, and German. Bayrak television produces its own high quality programming such as sports, arts, talk, women's hour, cultural and social events, educational, entertainment, and they include current news to keep their patronage up to date on affairs local and international. The television transmission for Bayrak TV 2 covers Cyprus entirely in addition to Lebanon, Turkey, and much of western Syria and while the Republic of Cyprus considers BRT to be a pirate broadcaster it remains in operation and quite successfully broadcasts on a continual basis, offering up to the minute news each day. Travelers from Cyprus can tune in to their locally produced shows via internet connection if they choose as BRT streams live programming daily, offering their viewing audience the opportunity to keep up to date with current events and what ever else may be happening back home.

Nile TV International is an Egyptian TV channel owned and funded by Government of Egypt. It's operated by the Egyptian Radio and Television Union (ERTU) and serves as the part of Nile TV network dedicated to broadcast in foreign languages: primarily in English, French, and significantly lesser in Hebrew. Except the broadcasting on major part of Middle East via four satellites, Nile TV is also available across the globe as Nile TV Live, a web version of the channel. The mission of the Nile TV International is to represent cultural, economic, social and political events, achievements and issues of Arab world to the non-Arabic audience. The channel is also dedicated to promote tourism industry of Egypt on Middle East market and present the image of modern Egypt to the target audience. The channel programming policy is also concerning about women's rights, democratic and corruption issues of Egyptian society. Nile TV International is also focused on discussions and analysis of the latest political events with the high-profiled guests in programs like: Open to Question and Egypt Today. Other programming of Nile TV International is represented by such the programs as Panorama News, Business World, Front Line, Arab Affairs, Nile Cruise and Cairo Watch.

Politics have always been an intriguing topic for many people around the world. With the popularity of new programming increasing, one channel in the Netherlands has decided to jump in the deep end to provide political commentary, debate, analysis, background, and daily columns specifically targeted towards those interested in Hague political conversation. Programming is provided free over the airwaves in the Netherlands, or via NOS internet streaming channels. The primary language is Dutch, so you should make sure you speak the language in order to understand. The programming is offered free of charge to everyone around the world. For many people, the service speaks of a new trend in global communications where we can use the internet to stay informed concerning political situations from all over the world without the necessity of reliance upon the media that might control the information inside a specific country. With 24 hour coverage of all things politics, the states, Politiek 24, literally meaning 24 Politics, is able to provide a highly needed service to Dutch speakers around the globe by providing timely information on the political process in the Netherlands.

A-PAC Channel features live broadcasts from Australia's Parliament House in Canberra, the parliaments of Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland and sittings of the United States Congress. It also broadcasts speeches from the Australian National Press Club and a program which provides coverage of the New Zealand and British parliaments.