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.

Greek socialists as well as progressives have displayed criticism for Skai TV, calling it neoliberal, conservative, and promoting right wing politics in the way it reports news and how it gives political commentary. Greek conservatives have also gone on to criticize the television station for putting on documentaries of a political nature that portray many Greeks as being lazy, deceitful, and cunning. Skai TV began with dubbing of all content that was in a foreign language rather than making use of subtitles, which is the common and more traditional method. The station finally relented and switched to use of subtitles for nearly all foreign language programs. Skai TV is a part of Skai Group, which is among the largest of all media groups found in Greece. Launched April 1st back in 2006 the Pireus Athens based television station can be found transmitting from a Hot Bird satellite in an encrypted form as well as an over the air analog transmission. Plans are to include digital with ERT as well.

Deutsche Welle is the German based TV station broadcasts from the Heart of Europe as its slogan says. Watch live DW-TV ASIA + version of Deutsche Welle, which is airing predominantly English-language programs. Deutsche Welle programming is divided into eight major genres: Business, Cars and sports, Documentaries and features, Culture,Lifestyle and entertainment, News and politics, Talk show and Science. Business programs on Deutsche Welle presented by Global 3000, investigating globalization issues; and Made In Germany, TV magazine observing the world integration of German economy. Cars and sports section powered by Drive It!, automotive TV magazine; and the soccer-related program Bundesliga Kick Off!. Deutsche Welle also brings Documentaries and features like In Focus and Germany 60 Years. Cultural section of DW features Arts.21, an Art&Culture TV magazine; movies observing program Kino; and Ideas for a Cooler World, investigating Climate Change issues, Lifestyle and entertainment programming on DW-TV is represented by programs like Faith Matters, travel magazines Hin & Weg and Discover Germany; Euromaxx, an European lifestyle guide; health and wellness show In Good Shape; music program popXport; and Typisch Deutsch dedicated to all the aspects of living in Germany. News and politics is a titlark of Deutsche Welle featuring world famous interview program People & Politics; news TV magazine European Journal;and half-hour news program Journal News. DW-TV also airs Quadriga, the International Talk Show featuring in Talk show section. And, finally - Science section represented by Tomorrow Today and Projekt Zukunf scientific TV magazines.

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.

CCTV 7 is the Chinese Central TV channel located in Guangdong, producing and broadcasting informational programming divided on four segments: agricultural, military, children and science. Agricultural programs observe daily life for Chinese farmers and provide them with updated agricultural information, news and events of agricultural science and technology. Military programs focus on authoritative news, exposing the achievements on of national defense science and technology and the major world events and reports. Children's programming made by CCTV7 includes various forms animation and educational series alongside with the very popular "Windmill Local Edition" program. Science programming on CCTV 7 represented by "Light of Science", produced by the Wuhan TV, featuring mainly imported documentaries and broadcasted twice a day: in the morning and in the evening.

If you value your First Amendment rights you might want to consider what television programming you watch. PCTV is the public access channel for the Pittsburgh community and the local citizenry are encouraged to take advantage of their offerings which include equipment, training, and use of production services to create programs of by and for the locals that are only limited by one's imagination. Since 1981 Pittsburgh Community TV has been in the public service business, offering audio and video assistance and training through programs and workshops. With its major funding supplied by Verizon and Comcast PCTV also gladly accepts donations from a wide assortment of foundation and corporate grants in addition to generous individual donors. Those wishing to learn about television production can take classes and learn through the workshops offered by PCTV. There are many areas of production that individuals can benefit from, and while it's not all free the charges (only for workshop materials) are very nominal. The wide variety of programs to be found on PCTV include The Woodshop Show, live satellite feeds of Grit TV, Democracy Now!, and The Shirley Douglas Show