CTN International (or CTNi) is the version of CTN (Christian Television Network) purposed for international broadcasting. CTN International provides very diverse inspirational religious programming mostly in Spanish, albeit there are some programs in English, French and Italian: Proyecto de Vida, Vida Dura, Llego La Hora, El Puede Hacerlo, Mujer Valiosa, Ctni Music, Captain Hook, Nuevas De Gran Gozo, Becky's Barn, La Casita, Lugar Secreto, La Casita, Tu Historia Preferida, One Cubed, Becky's Barn, Mundo Cristiano, Llego La Hora, Renacimiento Espiritual, Oasis, Pure Passion, Alberto Mottesi, El Poder De La Palabra, Power Of The Word, Carpenter Home Church, Nuevas De Gran Gozo, Mujer Valiosa, Wanda Rolon, La Vida Ahora, Compartiendo El Pan De Vida, Impacto De Gracia, Las Maravillas De Dios, Ministerio Nueva Vida En Vivo, Con La Biblia Abierta, Tci Hoy, Mujer Valiosa, El Amor Que Vale, Hombres De Exito, Una Voz De Esperanza, Hombres De Exito, French 700 Club, La Vida Ahora, Lugar Secreto, La Casita, Torre De Oracion, Emprendedoras, Compartiendo Pan De Vida, Tiempo De Restauracion, Con La Biblia Abierta, Mujer Valiosa, El Amor Que Vale, Times Of Refreshing, La Fe Que Crece, Underground.

The City of Daytona Beach official channel covering government and business issues.

The cable casting programming found on SFGTV has been granted to the City and the County of San Francisco to enable broad coverage of all things worth viewing in regards to government workings and that pertain to the City of San Francisco. Designed to provide the citizens of San Francisco with access to information on and about the local government, you can find gavel to gavel coverage of Mayoral Commission meetings, Press Conferences, Board of Supervisor's meetings and is operated by Department of Telecommunications as well as Informational Services or DTIS. Along with being considered a means of public assess SFGTV is in existence to aid the appropriate City Departments with services related to their video production efforts. The program schedule includes expanding of citizen's awareness about their government which includes boards, agencies, commissions, and those agencies supported by government. Additionally SFGTV vows to distribute and provide programs of interest to residents of the city and county that are of an enlightening, informative, and entertaining matter that will also encourage citizens to participate in activities, decisions, and government services. In other words SFGTV is a public access channel for the citizenry of San Francisco.

A local government television station, KCCG 2 offers excellent coverage of most anything related to politics and local government business in Kansas City, Missouri. On demand video or live streaming is available to interested viewers who wish to keep up with events and local governmental business in the Kansas City, Missouri area from day to day. Look for intelligent and valuable programming like Ask Your Councilmember with hosts Russ Johnson and Beth Gottstein, Straight Talk With the Mayor covering such topics as crime, economic development, and light rail. Youth Beat is a program aimed toward the younger residents and covers such subject matter as the Royals and summer jobs. On Tap discusses smoke tests, weatherizing, and street scapes, also Nordic Wind power which is going to change how we power our lives. KCCG on channel two is produced by the Kansas City Communications Office and available to local cable subscribers in addition to live streaming and VOD or video on demand, which gives the option of choosing which of the many fine programs the viewer wishes to watch from city council meetings to special events related to the KC area.

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.

You have grown unbearably weary of unreal housewives in all geographies; you are frustrated because great new series run on USA for only eight weeks before they disappear with only vague promises they will return. You have watched every crime drama rerun on TNT twice. And you have abandoned all hope of keeping up with any single Kardashian let alone all of them. You really weren't all that interested in Bruce Jenner anyway. So, instead of watching television ripped from the headlines, why don't you watch television that actually makes headlines? Why not run your fingers over the vital organs in the body politic? Spend a few hours with Michigan's House of Representatives and State Senate, tuning in to House Television, more properly Michigan Government Television, or MGTV for short. Why Michigan? you naturally wonder. In fact, you have two serious reasons for dialling in to MGTV: First, it was one of the first state-owned and operated public-service channels in the nation and still is one of the most inclusive. Second, if you missed Eminem's and Chrysler's messages, MGTV will show you exactly how the beleaguered home of the auto industry aggressively is mounting a comeback. MGTV televises House and Senate committees, and it shows meetings of executive branch commissions, where the gears of government really grind. MGTV also broadcasts meetings of the state's Board of Education, and it often airs programs from its prestigious universities no stuff for lightweights. Best, MGTV is one of the few channels that airs oral arguments before the state's Supreme Court, so that you can see some of the nation's finest legal minds and some of its most prominent litigators doing their best work.