With a mixture of sports, entertainment, news, children's programming, and magazine programs TVM has it all! The schedule is diverse and filled with plenty to keep viewers well entertained around the clock if the choose. A government grant as well as commercial ads keep the channel funded and many of the programs are from PBS (Public Broadcasting) in both Maltese and English languages. Much of the viewing selections are derived from the BBC and viewers can expect to find Thunderbirds, The Worst Witch, EuroNews, Keeping up Appearances, Miss Marple, and Rosemary & Thyme on the schedule each week for well rounded listings from which to select. EuroNews is of particular interest to those who only speak English and wish to keep up with world events on a daily basis. The government of Malta owns TVM and that means PBS Ltd and it has been in operation since 1962 under previous names MTV, Malta TV, Malta Television Services, and Xandir Malta. While the British influence is strong the programming is aimed for the Maltese audiences who reap the benefits of it being Malta owned.

First finding its roots way back in post World War II 1945, Prishtina Television Radio started off transmitting as it could with primitive programming and limited capability (much as the rest of the world at that time). The goal was to provide programming in Serbian, Albanian, as well as Turkish languages to offer a wide variety of interesting subject that all could understand and wish to view as well as listen to. There is an RTK 1 and an RTK 2 and while they attract a wide variety of viewers, between 73% upwards to 92% are drawn to watch after 7:30 each evening from Kosovo and its surrounding area. Younger audiences prevail but the more mature are always wanted for their opinions and appreciation of the variety offered. Programming choices include weekly new magazine formats that are of particular interest to the viewing audience, especially the younger patrons. Daily viewers can watch news programs as well as plenty of entertaining programming that is aimed for a wide audience and offers both educational as well as informative viewing.

TV24 is a Latvian first digital news channel broadcasting on 24 hours basis. TV24 is covers more than 600 000 people audience and operated by Baltkom Group. The TV channel is also available in the web as TV24 Live. Promoted as mainly news, culture and entertainment TV channel, TV 24 cooperates with world well-know news agencies: mostly BNS and the Associated Press.

Sky TG24 (or Telegiornale Sky TG 24) is an Italian news TV channel being broadcasted Italy, Canada and USA via cable providers and in the Internet as Sky TG24 Diretta (or Sky TG24 Live). Canadian version of Sky TG24 features some Canadian content to make the channel more attractive to the local viewers. One of the most known TV programs on Sky TG24 is FAD and FAD 1 and 1.5 hours, hosted by Stefania Fiorucci. Other programs feature world economical and political news in various formats: SKY TG24 Pomeriggio, SKY TG24 Sera, SKY TG24 Economia and SKY TG24 Economia Weekend. The channel also offers some talk and interviews shows like Zona Severgnini with Beppe Severgnini and SEVEN, hosted by Franco Ferraro. Journalistic investigations are represented by Reporter Diffuso programm, hosted by Marco Montemagno. Travel programming on SKY TG24 is offered by Jetlag short series.

WDSU Live (aka WDSU Exact Weather) is the weather rerun of NBC-affiliated WDSU TV channel based in New Orleans, Louisiana. WDSU is owned and operated by Hearst Television and dedicated for broadcast across the Gulf Coast region of Mississippi as virtual channel 6. The TV channel's slogan is 6 on your side which reflects the viewers-oriented point of view in expressing the opinions on covering news and events. WDSU provides newscasts and report programs as follows: "WDSU News This Morning" hosted by Melanie Hebert, LaTonya Norton, Randi Rousseau; Traffic Report with Lisamarie Luminais; Investigative reporter hosted by Travers Mackel; Crime Reports with Howard Robertson and Sports News directed by Fletcher Mackel.

Russia 24 (former VESTI television channel) - Russia's information channel. Russia 24's main objective is to provide viewers the latest information from all regions of the country. Russia 24 airs world's major news, as well as news of the economy, sports, culture, high technology, special reports, investigative, live broadcasts of public, political and other events.Russia 24 programs are: "The News" - the main news program airing every half hour; "News. Economy - an overview of the major economic events of the day broadcasting twice an hour; "News. Culture "- an overview of cultural events; "News. Regions "- an overview of main national achievements in the Russian Federation regions; "News. Sports"- a review of a day sports events; "News. Weather" - a weather forecast for the major cities of Russia. "News. Net an overview of events taking place in the Internet environment. "News suburbs" - a weekly program featuring the Moscow events. "News of the Commonwealth" - news program featuring major events of the former USSR countries; "No comment" - the video chronicles of some of the unusual events of the day; "Cinema Industry" - Ivan Kudryavtsev's program about top events of film industry; "Space" presents reports of the space flights preparations for and the most important achievements in the field of astronautics; "My Planet" presented by RTR block of environmental documentaries; "Parliamentary Hour" - an overview of major events in the life of the State Duma of Russian Federation; "Pulse" - an overview of important developments in the field of medicine; "Replica" - journalistic column in which Maxim Sokolov and Alexander Privalov talk about the important events of the day; "Russian Technologies" - a program about the latest developments in the Russian defense industry and mechanical engineering; "The events of the week" - an overview of the most memorable events of the outgoing week; "Insurance times" - a weekly program about an insurance; "The Church and the world" - the current events of social and church life, hosted by Archbishop Hilarion, the chairman of the Department for External Church Relations of Moscow Patriarchate.