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.

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.

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.

company to provide up to the minute news coverage for the residents of Libya. They own and control several TV stations including: Al Madina TV which is an entertainment channel where viewers can find programming designed to entertain and amuse. Movies and game shows may please the many viewers any time of day. LJBC Jamahiriya TV which is the official state run broadcasting organization that is in Libya. There you will find the news being broadcast which is in accordance with the state laws which control Libya media as well as entertainment programming designed to enliven, amuse, and entertain all the viewers. LJBC Radio is an FM radio station broadcasting on 103.4 Mhz and is an official state radio station authorized by the state of Libya. As with all state owned and run broadcasting media the emphasis is placed on information that is approved by the state but provided free of charge to all citizens of Libya for their information and entertainment.

As the international TV channel in Turkey, the Turkish Radio and Television Corporation, also known as TRT Turk TV is where most Turks tune in to see what is happening in the world both locally and abroad. A wide variety of programming is available to please the most discriminating viewers. Programs range from drama, entertainment, music, cultural, and education related fare with or without commercials. One of the tasks that TRT Turk TV is committed to is the promotion of the Turkik World and to produce with other Turkic Republics in mine, allowing others to participate in the viewing schedules and programs. The common language is Turkish and so that is the primary language used on TRT television with the addition of subtitles in various foreign languages and dialects. Modern multi language dubbing is utilized through techniques allowed to reduplicate in various languages as desired. Look for a wide variety of programming that most often will be in a language appreciated by a wide audience of television viewers on any typical day at TRT Turk TV.

Fox 11 News (also referred as KTTV, or Fox 11 LA, or Fox 11 Los Angeles) is News Corporation-owned television station serving Los Angeles metropolitan area. Founded in 1949 KTTV was developing as news dedicated TV channel finally purchased by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation and formed the basis for the new Fox television network in 1986. Fox 11 airs mostly local news during the week and one hour of then on weekends. The weekday broadcast of Fox 11News starts with Fox 11 Morning News Early Edition anchored by Jean Martirez. It is replaced by Fox 11 Morning News in 5 AM and another Fox 11 anchor Tony McEwing joins Jean Martirez to host it. Then, in 7 AM it is time for Good Day L.A, a high-ranked television talk show hosted by Jillian Reynolds (a former Canadian actress observing weather situation) , Steve Edwards (an icon of Los Angeles television, main GDLA anchor) and Dorothy Lucey (handling the entertainment reports). The Good Day LA followed by Fox 11 News at 10 am with Tony McEwing and Jean Martirez. The program lasts till 10:30 am and replaced by Fox 11 News at Noon and then Fox 11 Ten O'Clock News giving the full coverage of day news: business, entertainment, government, world, political, social and cultural.