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Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation (CyBC), also known as PiK, numbers among the world's purest examples of broadcasting in the public interest. Carefully tailored to the needs and interests of its Cypriot viewers, both Greek and Turkish, CyBC has played a pivotal role in calming long-standing tensions between Cyprus's two predominant ethnic groups. Offering intelligent, sensitive, balanced programming designed to promote tolerance and pluralism by showcasing the Republic's distinctive culture and delivering both news and informational programming, CyBC has help to unify a once deeply divided nation. CyBC is a proud member of the Geneva-based European Broadcasting Union, and it is a founding shareholder in EuroNews, the EU's distinctively European news network. CyBC operates two separate channels with complementary purposes: CyBC1 went on the air in the late 1950s, broadcasting predominantly Greek programming. CyBC1 continues airing news, popular dramas and comedies, and recent films mostly in Greek. CyBC2 supplements CyBC1 programming with more eclectic and inclusive programs in Greek, Turkish, and English. CyBC2 is Cyprus's leading sports network and its prime provider of quality programming for children.

The coverage of Al-Alam television is immense thanks to satellite transmissions and the demand for news of a political, business, and sports minded nature. Such programming as analysis and commentaries can be found spoken in Arabic for the millions around the globe who speak the language of the regions of the Persian Gulf and Mediterranean. With news bureaus in Baghdad, Beirut, and Tehran Al-Alam television provides excellent coverage of the events of the day as well as entertainment and business news. There is an English language version called Alalam News that has been broadcasting since August 15, 2006 that claims to provide the news coverage impartially making it an alternative to the Persian version. The twenty four hour per day Arabic language channel, otherwise knows as The World broadcasts to Iraq from its neighbor Iran and emphasizes the impact that war has on civilians or ordinary people. As an alternative to the constant diet of Saddam Hussein decree type programming, Al-Alam News offers a more entertaining and informative style that is honest and reliable.

AR Directo is the web version of Argentinean government TV ARtv Parlamento broadcasting in Portuguese. The channel's mission is to provide most relevant and trustable information about activities of the following structures and ministries: Minister of Labour and Social Solidarity, Health Minister, Minister of Parliamentary Affairs, Minister of Culture, ANMP, ANAFRE, Minister of National Defence, Minister of Science, Technology and Higher Education, Minister of Economy, Innovation and Development, Minister for Environment and Spatial Planning, Minister for Education, CES, Court of Auditors, Minister for Presidency, Minister of Public Works, Transport and Communications, Foreign Minister, Minister of Justice, Minister of Home Affairs, Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and Fisheries and Finance Minister.

With much to offer viewers Yerkir Media TV has a wide and diverse schedule of programs within their daily listings. Watch such outstanding programs as Barev Yerkir which translates to mean Good morning country, The show provides interesting topics such as live conversations, video on a various issues and is geared toward viewers such as elderly people, housewives, and children, either hurrying to work or to school. Or perhaps Hraparak (Square) is appealing for its focus on public issues of importance as well as constructive discussions and hot debates. Erkri harcy (Country issues) follows important topics of the present day by way of face to face interviewing with no restrictions and focusing on culture, diplomatic, sporting events, as well as governmental and political events. Interested in what people are eating around the world? Watch Araratyan Khohanots TV (Ararat cuisine) and see world trained chefs prepare food that is unique or traditional, learn while enjoying the tastiest snacks you can learn to make yourself. Jazz Hour offers music in the category of Jazz presented by Armen Tutunjyan, the jazz man himself. With so much diversity Yerkir Media TV is sure to please all who watch.

For European and American viewers, Iran's Sahar TV1 may, at first, seem like a series of English-language broadcasts from the other side of the looking glass, so distinctly foreign and so radically different from other international media it demands a serious paradigm shift. In fact, if Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) inspires some shock and awe among its worldwide viewers, it has achieved a significant part of its mission. The IRIB website explains in no uncertain terms, Sahar TV1 seeks to introduce the Islamic Revolution of Iran to foreign viewers as the most significant, influential uprising of the past century by explaining Islam's views. Where cultures and values collide, perhaps understanding begins. One admirably objective international analyst suggests, Sahar TV1 is as fiercely Islamic as Fox News seems overwhelmingly "American". In other words, viewers of both networks must watch with healthy respect for built-in bias and not-so-subtle promotion of political and sectarian ideology. You don't watch in spite of the bias; you watch because of it.

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.