Radio Canada RDI is the live stream operated by CBC Radio Canada and broadcasting live news in French language. RDI or Reseau de l'information (in French) features diverse news programming: RDI Matin (RDI Morning) provides in-time news feed hosted by Marc-Andre Masson and his team; Le Telejournal RDI Matin (The Morning RDI VTeleJournal) featuring global news with Simon Durivage; RDI Sante (RDI Health) providing fresh health and beauty information with Marie-Claude Lavall'e; RDI en direct (RDI live) with Marie-Jose Bouchard featuring most interesting world events news reports; Le Telejournal Midi (The Noon RDI TeleJournal) with Anne-Marie Dussault; Le Club des ex (The Ex-Wives Club) with Simon Durivage featuring Liza Frulla, Jean-Pierre Charbonneau and Marie Gregory; RDI Economie (RDI Economy) providing up-to-time world economy news, reportages from business forums and other events. Finalize and summarize your news-day watching 24 heures en 60 minutes (24 hours in 60 minutes) with Anne-Marie Dussault, who chronics day's major news and presents them in this one-hour-lasting program.

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.

Express 24/7 is the first English-language news TV channel broadcasted from Pakistan. Express 24/7 represents an English version of its sister Urdu-language TV channel Express News. Both of them are owned by Lakson Group. But Express 24/7 is not just a copy of Express News, it features its own production programs like: Witness with Quatrina, Platform, Discourse, The Morning Show and Face off.

Alhurra TV ("The free" in English) is the news television channel sponsored by USA government thru the Middle East Broadcasting Networks. Alhurra TV is often criticized for its still negative perception by the Middle East audience the channel primarily is targeted on. Named by some of the critics as Still Bad Idea, Alhurra TV tries its best to achieve recognition of Muslim audience since the launch date in February 14, 2004. As it was said by Shibley Telhami, a Middle East expert "It doesn't mean people never watch Alhurra - but it's not where they go for news. Due to expand the audience Alhurra TV purchased some BBC documentaries recently to make its programming more attractive and launced Alhure TV Live in the Internet. The most well known Alhurra programs are Al Youm, Free Hour, The World Now, Eye on Democracy, Almajalla, Stories with Akram Khuzam, Gulf Talks, High Speed, In Iraqi, The World Today, Global Reportage, Final Edition, Places and the i-Tech.

Channel 26 is an Argentinean cable television channel available in the web as Channel 26 Live or Canal 26 En Vivo. The channel provides newscasts alongside with entertainment and current affairs programming. Channel 26 was established on March 4, 1996 as 26 UHF, hence the name. Nowadays channel is owned and operated by group Telecentre. Its broadcast center located in San Justo. There are lots of well-known Argentinean journalist works to make the channel programming better: Mariano Grondona, Susana Roccasalva, Eduardo Jorge Lanata Serenellini and Antonio Laje. Channel 26 provides wide range of news and entertainment oriented programs: DDT After All, hosted by Jorge Lanata; Minute by Minute with Susan Roccasalva; Before 7, featuring Juan Pablo Duarte Zanotto and Lorraine; Starting Point, led by Alejandro Rial; Take It Easy, hosted by Eduardo Serenellini; At 12 O'clock, hosted by Antonio Fernandez Llorente; News Flash, by Ronen Szwarc and Marina Malpeli; Shocking Stories, narrated by Mauro Viale; Hora Clave, hosted by Mariano Grondona; A Low Heat, led by Clara and Eduardo Mario Serenellini; Hold Tango, with Silvio Soldan; Johnny Allon Presents, hosted by Johnny Allon; The Journal on Saturday, with Eduardo Serenellini; TLT All Afternoon, presented by Fabian Fernandez Pablo; The Sunday Journal, led by Edward Battaglia; As If It Were Yesterday, with Liliana Esther Maturano and Football for All featuring simultaneous broadcast of the First Division of Argentina games tournament.

With a mixture of sports, entertainment, news, children's programming, and magazine programs TVM has it all! The schedule is diverse and filled with plenty to keep viewers well entertained around the clock if the choose. A government grant as well as commercial ads keep the channel funded and many of the programs are from PBS (Public Broadcasting) in both Maltese and English languages. Much of the viewing selections are derived from the BBC and viewers can expect to find Thunderbirds, The Worst Witch, EuroNews, Keeping up Appearances, Miss Marple, and Rosemary & Thyme on the schedule each week for well rounded listings from which to select. EuroNews is of particular interest to those who only speak English and wish to keep up with world events on a daily basis. The government of Malta owns TVM and that means PBS Ltd and it has been in operation since 1962 under previous names MTV, Malta TV, Malta Television Services, and Xandir Malta. While the British influence is strong the programming is aimed for the Maltese audiences who reap the benefits of it being Malta owned.