For European and American viewers, Iran's Sahar TV1 may, at first, seem like a series of English-language broadcasts from the other side of the looking glass, so distinctly foreign and so radically different from other international media it demands a serious paradigm shift. In fact, if Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) inspires some shock and awe among its worldwide viewers, it has achieved a significant part of its mission. The IRIB website explains in no uncertain terms, Sahar TV1 seeks to introduce the Islamic Revolution of Iran to foreign viewers as the most significant, influential uprising of the past century by explaining Islam's views. Where cultures and values collide, perhaps understanding begins. One admirably objective international analyst suggests, Sahar TV1 is as fiercely Islamic as Fox News seems overwhelmingly "American". In other words, viewers of both networks must watch with healthy respect for built-in bias and not-so-subtle promotion of political and sectarian ideology. You don't watch in spite of the bias; you watch because of it.

CCTV1 is the main TV channel of China Central Television network launched on September 2, 1958 as the first television station of People Republic of China named Beijing TV News Channel. Since that channel has been developed into a large network with more than 12 integrated TV stations (most of them are broadcasting 24 hours a day.) CCTV1's programming schedule consists of newscasts being aired on hourly basis and wide range of other news programs: interviews, talk shows, live reports, etc. Morning weekday programming of CCTV1 includes: News Network, Focus, NICE Golden Theatre, Hear the world and Daily Drama. On the midday time you can watch News 30 and Emotion Theatre. On the evenings CCTV1 proposes well balanced news and entertainment programming: Evening News and Starry Night Theatre. Besides abovementioned CCTV1 features lots of other TV shows and live broadcasts: New Year Festival, Spring Festival Evening Bridal, The Ministry of Culture Spring Gala Festival, Qu Yuan Tan, Moving China Awards, Party Lantern, 315 Party, Army Day August Evening, Mid-Autumn Evening, etc.

Canal Congreso TV is the official television channel of Congreso de los Deputados (Mexico). Canal Congreso TV develops the political, social and communication skills seeking to consolidate the democratic life of Mexico. The main goal of Canal Congreso is in the leveraging the importance of the role of legislatures and in making it understood by citizens, as well as to achieve the overall legitimacy and social cohesion around key issues for the nation. The channel is different from other media, it is public service oriented, with an educational and cultural imperative. Canal Congreso believes in the intrinsic rationality, the logic behind building a real democratic life. The channel started terrestrial broadcasting on March 18 1998, and became available via satellite on 2001: March 1 on SKY and April 15 on Direct TV.

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.

Canal44 En Vivo (or XHIJ-TV) is a Mexican TV channel of the community of Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, El Paso, Texas and Las Cruces, New Mexico. Canal 44 is available via terrestrial broadcasting Ciudad Juarez and worldwide via satellite as Canal 44 Juarez. You can also watch it online via the Internet as Canal 44 En Vivo (or Canal 44 Live). Canal 44 provides quite diverse news and current affairs programming: Contacto Matutino (Contact: Morning), Entrevistas con el Publico (Public Interviews), Sonico (Sonic), Contacto Mitad del Dia (Contact: Midday), Cancha Callente (Local Court), Contacta Trade (Contact: Trade), Tu Decides (You Decide), CadenaTres Noticas (News on 43) and Contacto Nocturno (Contact: Night). Alongside with the news, viewers enjoy lots of entertaiment programs and popular series Canal 44: Mis Doctores (My Doctors), Carolina en tu Cocina (Carolina on Your Kitchen), El Sazon de la Vida (The Spice of Life), El Arquitecto de los Suenos (The Architect of Dreams) and La Sobremesa (The Desktop).

With a lot of quality entertainment to choose from, Argentina residents can watch what they want, when they choose to watch it. Streaming of Canal 11 Parana will bring what the viewer chooses to see, when they want to view it! As an Argentine TV channel which provides much general entertaining programming, Canal 11 is considered to be one of the most popular and favored channels in the country and throughout much of the world thanks to live steaming through use of the internet. The ability to catch programs through the live steaming technology means viewers can watch on their computers or on their television sets as long as they have an internet ready TV. Also possible are viewing through your iphone, ipad, as well as other means of mobile technology which is now available. General programs such as news and quality entertainment shows from around the globe will bring much in enjoyment to families as well as give businesses the ability to air shows that may educate their employees and also prove beneficial to schools.