Today Arubans can watch Tele Aruba TV live and lively via the internet and live streaming capability gotten from their computers iphone, android or internet ready TV sets. Since 1963 the station has provided a wide and diverse schedule of programs, designed specifically to please as many people as possible through 25% cultural programming and 75% locally chosen programs. With the ability to stream the channel live via the internet viewers can be assured of watching what they want at almost any time of their choosing. View famous celebrities on talk shows, game shows from around the world, serial type programs for those who care about the private lives of others in dramatic situations, and comedy plus variety programming that truly please each and every viewer. High quality programming is repeated throughout each day so that viewers can select when they want to view their shows. News, always important to be live and current, while keeping up to the minute is easily found on Tele Aruba Live TV. The addition of High Definition in digital quality makes the viewing even more enjoyable than ever before and most programs are now presented in full high digital quality.

Ariana TV (or Ariana Television Network, ATN) delivers predominately entertaining programs focused on education, health, religious, music, movies, cinema, science, children, news and politics. There are three popular programs on ATN: the first is the Indian drama Banoo Main Teri Dulhann; the second is Viewers Choice, the music program allowing viewer to order music clips to be aired; and the third is the 59 Daqiqa, the Food & Leisure TV show, where three judges rate the dishes cooked by the show's participants in 59 minutes. The rest of ATN's interesting programming you can watch live includes: Who Wants to be a Millionaire, Ariana Dar Nima Rooz, Bali Devi, Chashme Sheshaie, Samanyoli, Cheera Dastan, De Noor Larawyan, Yuzma-Yuz, Setara Hai Rangeen, Mosahaba Ekhtasasi, Az Hunar Ta Hunarmand, Cheragh-E-Hedayat, Warzish-O-Salamti, Rahgozaran-E-Noor, Larawyan, Parwana Haa, Warzish, Kalam Waseeq, Raaz-E-Taswer, Qoshiq Saltanati, Donya-E-Hayajan, Top 5, Intekhab-E-Benendaha, Qisa Hai Jang, News In Dari, News In Pashto, News In Uzbek, News In English, Noqta Sar-E-Khat, Darmalena, Studio Three, Graph, Nobat-E-Shoma, Palatena, Sad Dar Sad, Rawesh E Roshan, Kashish Serial, Qasedak, Tora Wrayz Serial, Goftany Ha, Hazar Khosha Aqiq, Islam Wa Sience, Anaween E Dorosh, Shahrestan E Ghazal, Saraj Ul Monir, Hekayat E Motakhasis, Oyla Taab, National Geographic, Shahrestan E Ghazal, Negah E Awal, Salamat O Malamat, Dereena, Jawana Hay E Mosiqi and Sobh Wa Zindagi.

Recent changes in control of public television in Hungary have allowed m1 and its sister channel (m1 HD, M2, m2 HD, as well as m3) to function mostly without interruption from the government and now have the option of public funding much the same as other media outlets in the area like Duna Televizio and Magyar Radio. Known as Magyar Television the station has trademarked their initials, MTV. They now have an ongoing trademark infringement law suit involving America's MTV (Music TV). Programming on m1 seems to vary according to who is in charge of the stations but they run BBC programming as well as Hungarian telenovelas and some Hungarian soap operas, including Szomszedok which is Neighbors in Hungarian. Panorama (foreign affairs television) and Ablak (Window) bring in viewers by the millions each week. Although not self sufficient m1 and the other Magyar stations manage to keep funding up so they can provide some excellent programs for their growing audience.

When television channels such as Greece's own Extra Channel 3 began to live stream their programming to the world they opened up enormous possibilities for a wide and diverse audience. Their variety and scope of programming are appreciated by those who speak the Greek language as well as English speakers (when shows are closed captioned). Find music, movies, entertainment programming, and religious viewing throughout the day or even at night due to the live streaming capability. Viewers can choose when and what they view with the help of live streaming capability and channels like Extra channel 3 from Greece reap the benefits by gaining an entirely new and much more diverse audience of viewers because they can now be watched nearly around the world, and on a twenty four/seven basis. Greek owned channels such as the Extra channel 3 are a welcome addition to the schedules of many viewers due to seeing and hearing the shows they like spoken in their own language (with English translations or closed captioning available as well). Now is the time to watch what you want when you choose to do it.

Aimed toward those who are age six and under, the BBC channel known as CBeebies is not only extremely popular with parents and children, it has won many awards for top quality programming for children. Today it's difficult to decide which programs are safe for young eyes and ears to see and hear. Violence and foul language are common on television no matter where we live and some require watching before allowing those youngsters to view for themselves in case inappropriate programming slip by the censors. Some examples of the fine quality to be found on CBeebies are Bits and Bobs about two fluff balls called Bits and Bobs who reside in a car they call Trug and often filmed in locations such as some notable Scottish attractions. Finley the Fire Engine is a talking fire truck who lives in Friendlyville and doles out good advice to young viewers. Another great representation of top quality viewing aimed at youngsters up to around age six is Teletubbies. Colorful characters include Tinky Winky (purple), Po (red), Laa-Laa (green), and Dipsy (green). They do things young children like to do including running, rolling on the ground, and watching other kids on TV.

Available only to digital subscribers, BBC Four broadcasts just slightly less than half of each day, sharing its band-width with CBeebies. BBC Four evolved from the old BBC Knowledge, and it honors its provenance by maintaining the BBC's highest intellectual standards. Although most of its programs are repeated or borrowed from elsewhere, its license requires at least 100 hours of original programming each year, and the network far exceeds the legal minimum. BBC Four gained distinction as the first network to air Curb Your Enthusiasm, and it scored critical praise for bravely airing the razor-edged political satire The Thick of It. Many loyal BBC One viewers switch to BBC Four for its nightly news broadcast, World News Today, which creams the best of BBC reporting, delivering a comprehensive report of global and national events in a tight format designed to accommodate work-a-day viewers just as they arrive home from work. Film fanatics appreciate BBC Four's dedication to vintage dramas, especially praising its fine catalogue of rare back-and-white films; and they admire BBC Four's support of foreign language films via the network's annual World Cinema Awards.