City TV may be all about Coral Springs here in Florida but it is certainly not limited to viewers in Coral Springs. Streaming live or video on demand make this premium information channel available to many who wish to be informed, educated, and entertained twenty four seven. Financially supported by the City's General Fund and with equipment replacement and new purchases provided by annual granting from ACC (Advanced Cable Communications) City TV is capable of providing exemplary programming. Pull up a chair and sit in on City Commission meetings the first and third Tuesdays each month or check out the bulletin board where information is shared regarding public events, codes, and employment opportunities. Original programming written and directed locally, cover important and informative issues. Educational and environmentally targeted programming can be found on CityTV 25 including reputable third party subject matter and even local high school students get an education through producing programming for local audiences. This opportunity takes broadcast journalism to a totally new level and promotes from within the community.

Brighthouse Networks provide quality local government and educational television viewing for many areas and none have more to offer than our own HTN channel 622. Look for such subjects as public transportation commission meetings, BOCC land use meetings, Metropolitan planning and organization meetings, zoning hearings, job related information and much more conveniently located on the daily schedule. Whether it's breaking news or ground breakings that peak your interest you will find it on HTV here in Hillsborough County Florida. Government 101 helps teach how government actually works. There are now over fifty lessons on HTV that provide answers to questions posed by citizens who wish to learn more about their local government process. Look for and learn about dog parks, renter's rights, chemical and electronic disposal and recycling, how to file for unemployment and find jobs, and transportation alternatives for senior citizens such as the Senior Sunshine Line. HTV is Hillsborough County's award winning cable TV channel and is there to provide high quality programming for the citizens while operating 24/7, closed-captioned, with video on demand available.

You have to be really old to remember when Spiro Agnew characterized American intellectuals as an effete corps of impudent snobs a mouthful in any age, but pretty accurate despite its prolixity. In those days, the impudent snobs urged, Kill your TV! Today, the snobs' grandchildren have commuted television's death sentence, condemning it instead to life on arcane, esoteric web-enabled channels like OCTT, Channel 13. Think of OCTT, Channel 13, as the official wonk channel, at least as much as the several CSPAN networks. In fact, in the digital age, OCTT may put the belt in beltway, because, if it is on or about or even vaguely related to DC cable television, it is regulated or broadcast by OCTT. Name a Congressional committee, no mater how obscure, and you will find its proceedings on-demand on OCTT. On any random day, you will find everything from the Committee on Human Services to hearings on Government Operations and the Environment. OCTT also manages the District's educational channels, and it offers its own original programming. Tune in every week for programs designed to teach you all about visiting, living in, or working in the nation's capital. OCTT empowers you to be as impudently snobbish as all your hardcore intellectual friends.

A Romanian Christian organization that is media oriented with high Christian values promises to provide a wealth of value to its viewers in Romania and beyond. The Romanian Audiovisual Authority put the Alfa Omega TV channel on its list of must have programming channels in 2010 and it has since proven to be in the top twenty five most watched channels in all of Romania. With free coverage from satellite Alfa Omega TV can be viewed over North Africa, Europe, and also the Middle East. Inspirational viewing is often difficult to find, at least the type of inspiring shows that are family oriented and of high value when it comes to story ideas and concepts of religious worthiness. The ministry is well covered by programs designed to teach as well as entertain, making them easy to view and inviting to return to. Romania is truly in the forefront when it comes to making inspirational programming available to the Christian world.

His Channel is an independent Christian TV station based in USA and dedicated to broadcast internationally. The channel has web version His Channel Live featuring the same programming as the terrestrial one: 6640 with Chuck Missler, Active Word hosted by Bob Coy, Always Good led by News Billy Graham, As We Gather directed by Bill Stonebaker, Back To Basics featuring Brian Brodersen, Behind The Mic hosted by Brother Dennis and Dennis Swick, Bible Study by Jack Hibbs, Billy Graham TV with Billy Graham, C.C. Montobello presented by Pancho Juarez, Calvary Gwinnett produced by Mark Byrd, Calvary Montebello with Poncho Warez, Chapter And Verse led by Mike Macintosh, College Of Theology with Craig Hawkins and the guests, Coral Ridge by D. James Kennedy and the Cornerstone hosted by John Hagee.

Coming to your home, directly and from its satellite transmission, is the popular network known as Almavision. An American Christian programming TV network that also has north and Central American affiliates features the best coverage on the Vision for the Souls (translated means Almavision). Juan Bruno Caamao founded Almavision and it began broadcasting in December of 2002 in Los Angeles, California. Almavision has a strong program line up which includes Good Morning Miami with host Claudia Pinzon, as well as talent shows and other shows relevant to the Christian world. It is the largest and most watched Christian television station in South Florida and its radio affiliate is also the most listened to in that part of the U.S. President of the Almavision Miami division is Pastor Daniel Caamao who is responsible for the wide variety of programming to be found on that popular network. Almavision television can be found around the globe in the Spanish language with interpretation available in many languages.