BFM TV is the first of France-based digital broadcasters launched 28 November 2005. It's often referred as BFTTV and available via satellite and web as BFM TV Live. BFM TV Channel airs world economical news, showbiz, sport events, exchange market news, stock exchange indexes and analysis. The BFM TV's most well-known programs are: News Channel, hosted by Elkrief Ruth; BFM Non-Stop and BFM Story with Alain Marschall and Olivier Truchot; After the Football with by Gilbert Brisbois, BFM-Dailymotion, hosted by Olivier Mazerolle, famous political columnist; Karl Zero based on Larry King's CNN show; Info 360, by Ronald Guintrange and Karine Menonville; Sarko Info, the parody of television news and interviews with Nicolas Sarkozy, imitated by Michel Guidoni; Chronicle of Show Business by Louise Ekland and her program Louise Ekland's cultural magazine.

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.

With a world wide audience, Tamadon TV is proving to have the allure and variety to please viewers around the globe. First introduced in 1974, Afghanistan television soon became popular even though it was just government owned originally. Soon television centers were starting up operations after construction was completed thanks in part to a grant from the Japanese government. Today there are some seventy five television channels in operation in Afghanistan and the future looks to be bright for TV programming coming from the area. With more forward thinking people involved in the entertainment industry currently in Afghanistan there is much to look forward to in the area of television, movies, and musical programming. Top quality programming is available on Tamadon TV including top rated movies, reality television programming, up to the minute news programs, and informative talk shows that have much to talk about. Let Tamadon TV be your door to all that is informative and newsworthy.

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.

Eins Extra TV Channel broadcasts news, culture and science programs alongside with sports reviews and weather forecasts.

Congreso TV is the official television channel of Congreso de la Republica del Peru. The channel features four major programs. The first one is the Congress News. It is abstract half-hour news and media reports of the Congreso workdays accomplished with the various institutional ordinary commissions, according to the daily agenda. It includes plenary sessions, the activities of the President, Board, speakers, and lectures, forums and hearings, etc. The second program is Week in Congress. It collects all the news of the Congreso week. Coverage comprises ordinary commissions, the activities of the President of Congress, members of the board, conferences, public hearings, forums and more. The third program is The Parliamentary Agenda which represents a kind of talk show the Congreso delegates speak about the work of parliament and the work done in its committees. The interviews take place in the main chamber and the Board Raul Porras: Elsa Drive Iturriaga. The last program is the Legislative Tertulia. It is a conversation about issues related to Congress and congressional history and personalities of politics and culture. The program is being narrated by the leading historian and the director of the Museum of the Inquisition, Fernando Ayllon.