CCTV3 is the China Central Television Arts Channel owned and operated by the China Central Television. Formerly known as China Central Television Drama Music Channel launched September 15, 2000 it specialize in music and dance programming. Available on the web as CCTV Live, the channel gives an opportunity to watch Chinese arts online from any corner of the world. CCTV-3 has quite diverse programming with some shows that are well known outside the China, like: "The Same Song", " Big Stage Divine", "Challenges Moderator", "International Arts", "Dance World", "Chinese Music TV" and "Art and Life".

For the most up to date informative access to what's happening in Cape Coral government watch channel 98 Cape TV. If you are interested in the activities at city council meetings you can watch any time you choose through on demand viewing. This method allows viewers to even get access to any meeting's specific point and time line. Posted at end of week, the video recordings make it easy to watch what you choose when you choose to view it. Cape TV 98 is there for you twenty four hours a day and can even be accessed at the city's official web site. Some specific programs of interest include Dollars & Sense which deals with finances and is hosted by Suzanne Lopez, Economic Development on economics with host Mike Jackson, or maybe your interest run to the Parks & Recreation dealing with local parks and hosted by Michelle Dean. If you're interested in what's up at the Cape Coral Police Department check out Police Report or Public Safety First with host Ellen Davis. There is always a lot to see on Cape TV 98.

City of Charlotte TV Channel is a government of Charlotte, North Carolina television station aimed to observe major events and activities of the city. The main goal of City of Charlotte TV is to provide relevant and crucial information for every citizen (aka Charlotteans) of the biggest city of the state (reached 1,745,524 according to the 2009 estimate). Online version of the channel City of Charlotte Live schedules following programming: newscasts, current affair, city council meetings and board discussions live.

Viewers provide the incentive to provide high quality informational programming that educates the viewing audience while offering entertainment value that keeps them coming back for more. Watch City of Tampa Television (CTTV) in Tampa to see the Chief of Police Jane Castor host a public safety program called On Duty with the Tampa Police Department to see the women and men of TPD go about their busy days. Or check out the wildlife at Tampa's Lowry Park Zoo. Themes such as cohabitation among similar species offer the opportunity to observe how well some animal species live together. Grevy's Zebras are seen along side White Rhinoceros as they live in the wild. Or watch Orangutan in their habitat. Informative, educational, and always entertaining, CTTV has plenty to offer its viewers. Wish to view the events as they occur on the Tampa City Council or learn about code enforcement? The mayor of Tampa is very involved in the programming seen on CTTV and gives of her time to make sure the public is informed, educated, and even entertained whenever they choose to tune in.

Net 25, also known as DZEC-TV is an educational TV channel based in Quezon City, Philippines. The channel claims for unbiased educational policy when forming its programming schedule which is described in the channel's slogan Feed your mind. Started on July 27, 1999 as ACWS-United Broadcasting Network, channel managed to attract the attention of major share of young educated Philippine audience. Besides the educational programs Net 25 airs lots of entertainment award-wining TV series both local and international such as Pilot Guides, Ocean Girl and House Calls.

SCCtv (or Seattle Community College Television) provides informative programming full of interesting documentaries about history, psychology, arts, economy, biology. Here is the example of SCCtv programming: A World of Art: Goat Island, A World of Art: Judy Baca, American Cinema: The Star, American Cinema: The Studio System, American Passages: Masculine Heroes, American Passages: Spirit of Nationalism, Art of the Western World: Realms of Light--The Baroque, Cycles of Life: Exploring Biology: Energy In - Energy Out, Cycles of Life: Exploring Biology: Generations: Mitosis and Meiosis, Earth Revealed: Plate Dynamics, Earth Revealed: The Birth of a Theory, Economics U$A: Exchange Rates, Economics U$A: International Trade, Introduction to Entrepreneurship: Finding Your Ideas, Literary Visions: Telling Their Tales: Character in Short Fiction, Literary Visions: The Story's Blueprint: Plot and Structure in Short Fiction, MediaWaves: An Introduction to Mass Communication: Magazine Industry, MediaWaves: An Introduction to Mass Communication: Newspaper Industry, Power of Place: Geography for the 21st Century: Challenges in the Hinterlands, Power of Place: Geography for the 21st Century: The Transforming Industrial Heartland, Psychology: The Human Experience: Consciousness, Psychology: The Human Experience: Sensation and Perception,The Endless Voyage: Over the Edge, The Endless Voyage: The Ocean's Memory, The Habitable Planet: Human Population Dynamics, The Habitable Planet: Risk, Exposure, and Health, The Human Condition: Behind Closed Doors, The Human Condition: It's Personal, The Way We Live: Against the Grain: Deviance, The Way We Live: Matters of the Flesh: Sexuality, The Western Tradition: The Reformation, The Western Tradition: The Renaissance and the Age of Discovery, The Western Tradition: The Renaissance and the New World, The Western Tradition: The Rise of the Middle Class, The Writer's Circle: English Composition I: Analyzing Images, The Writer's Circle: English Composition I: Building Arguments, Voices & Visions: Emily Dickinson, Voices & Visions: Hart Crane