Todo Noticias (or, All News in Spanish), also known by its acronym, Canal TN, is a television news channel owned and operated by Grupo Clarin, Argentina. Besides the Argentinean cable networks Canal TN is available in Internet as Canal TN En Vivo. Despite, the fact that the channel is officially on dedicated on covering of international news, it's more focused on local news of Buenos Aires. Canal TN features following list of programs: TN Deportivo, the sports weekly summary with William Poggi, Sergio Gendler, Marcelo Fiasche, Emiliano Espinoza, Nicolas Singer, Juan Manuel Varela, Diego and Sergio Chiarito Ruscitti; From the Plain, the political debates program hosted by Joaquin Morales Sola; Another Issue with Santo Biasatti; What They Said, a political news and debates program, hosted by Marcelo Ernesto Tenembaum Zlotogwiazda; A Two Voices, a flagship Canal TN's political program, hosted Marcelo Bonelli who interviews his guests, the Argentinean politics and businessmen; Fair Play with Nelson Castro; Political code, a debates program with Eduardo Van Der Kooy and Julio Blanck; Has the word, an interviews program with Lorena Maciel and Luis Otero and their guests, the Argentinean celebs of entertainment, music, politics and television industries. The other Canal TN's programming include: Collective Imagination with Bebe Contepomi; The Best Advertising in the World, hosted by Mario Markic; Without Stirrups with Oscar Gomez Castanon. TN Science, presented by William Lobo; TN Ecology, with Sergio Eleguezebal; On the road, hosted by Mario Markic; Techno TN, with Federico Wiemeyer and Santiago do Rego; Argentina to Build, hosted by Maria Laura Santillen; Turns and Off, with Sergio Lapegie and National Agenda with Osvaldo Bazen.

Broadcasting in a wide assortment of languages, ROJ TV hopes to reach a wide audience with appealing and interesting programs. The Kurdish satellite TV station uses many dialects from the native language of the area which is Kurdish. Some viewers may well appreciate the Sorani, Hewrami, or Kurmanji style of dialect and there is a bit of the Turkish, Arabic, Persian, and Zaza languages as well. Broadcasting from Denmark with other offices in Belgium, their signals are sent around the world via satellite all day every day. Politics, educational programming, and cultural themes predominate the programming but some children's programming can also be found to entertain, teach, and amuse those who choose to watch. Saturdays can find news bulletins and the occasional English subtitled films. As you can see the programs presented are there to provide wide viewer appeal and enjoyment as well as serve as a learning channel for those who want to learn more.

For up to the minute news coverage for Asia the place to be is in Thailand. With a wide assortment of subject matter from which to select you may view the world's television and keep up with what's happening around you as well as what your neighbor has been up to. News is always an important ingredient and following up on stories from around the world makes for well informed people who have alert minds and curiosity to keep them smart. Watch programming from around the planet including Europe, Australia, Asia, and the United States. Besides news there are plenty of entertaining programs to keep the entire family happily watching every day or night. Sports, weather, community affairs, movies, situation comedies, and do it yourself shows can all be found on Thailand television. Watch Asia News Update which is broadcast in Thailand for everyday information and be entertained by the high quality that is presented over the air for free.

Dating back to the 1950's Armenian television viewers have had much to be thankful for in the high quality of viewing and options available to them. Officially launched in November of 1956, the Sovietization and first programs were transmitted in Armenia. A news program, News of the Week, first aired in August of 1957, and was considered a periodical and the creation of the news editorial office. Public television in Armenia, as well as around the globe, is meant for the public and all viewers for free. With today's free TV streaming capabilities, the concept of free viewing is available for everyone who can receive it. Having a computer or an internet ready television set enables viewers to see what they want, when they want to see it. Becoming part of the European Broadcasting Union in 2005 brought about many changes and improvements for Armenian Public Television. Armenia gained the ability and right to participate in the Eurovision Song Contest, a vastly popular event for over fifty years. Now all programming is or in process of being translated into Armenian for all of the viewing audience.

As the very first channel to provide daily news for those in the Ukraine 24tv has been the primary source of regional news for the area for quite some time and their programming schedule includes up to the minute news, entertainment, sports, and other programming options. The channel can be found by live streaming virtually everywhere. 24tv is the first news oriented television channel broadcasting from the Ukraine and has a widely unique format for an audience that chooses to watch news at any time of the day, 24 hours each day. If you wish to view political, business, short documentaries, up to the minute weather forecasts, or sports programs you can rely on 24tv to provide exactly what you wish to view. Men aged twenty five to fifty have been determined to be a core audience for 24tv since its inception. The average viewer may be a business manager, CEO, or other leaders in their industry, typically in the higher income brackets. They are a loyal audience who appreciate viewing high quality news.

ORTM (which means Office of Radio and Television of Mali) is the most popular and one of the oldest TV channels of Mali, a small state located in West Africa. You can watch live ports, TV shows both imported and domestic, movies and entertainment programs on ORTM live. But, probably, the best thing you can watch on ORTM is the Malien Premiere Division football matches aired as much as three days per week to pleasure of its fans. ORTM also airs current affairs of African counties: Cameroun, Cote d'Ivoire, Guinea, Mali, Senegal.