- ABC (5)
- ABN (1)
- America One (2)
- ATN (1)
- BBC@ (7)
- CBC (1)
- CBS (3)
- CNN@ (7)
- Court TV@ (0)
- CTN (1)
- CTV (1)
- CW (3)
- Discovery Channel@ (10)
- Disney Channel@ (5)
- FOX (4)
- Global (1)
- G4tech TV@ (26)
- HBO@ (1)
- i (2)
- Iraqi Media Network (0)
- ITV (1)
- MTV@ (6)
- My Network TV (1)
- NBC (1)
- Nickelodeon@ (8)
- OMNI (1)
- PBS (8)
- TBN (3)
- TBS (1)
- TNT (1)
- TV Food Network@ (3)
- UATV (0)
- Univision (1)
- UPN (1)
- WB (3)
See also:
TV5 USA
tv5.org
French-language network, broadcasting commercial-free programming in the U.S., including subtitled films, news, sports, and documentaries.
Smart Digital Television
smartdigitaltelevision.com
Live Internet feeds from dozens of networks around the world, as well as links to their Web sites. Live feeds require RealMedia or Windows Media Player.
Documentary Channel
documentarychannel.co.nz
A privately-owned New Zealand network offering content to deliver an informative and entertaining mix of programmes.
3ABN: Three Angels Broadcasting Network
3abn.org
Television and radio programming on cable and satellite includes gospel music, vegetarian cuisine, weight loss, exercise, organic gardening, and Christian lifestyle topics.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
abc.net.au
The ABC is Australia's public broadcaster. Includes national and local television and radio schedules.
The Word Network Urban Religious Channel
thewordnetwork.org
The source for urban ministries and gospel music. Sensitive to, and touches the fabric of, the urban African American community.
Free Speech TV Cable Project
freespeech.org
A part-time cable network bringing the best of progressive television to nearly seven million homes weekly. By acquiring works from independent film and video artists, activist organizations, and community-based media groups.
Classic Arts Showcase
classicartsshowcase.org
Includes video samplings of art, music, ballet, theatrical performances and classic films. Broadcast by satellite and made available free and unscrambled.
Modern Times Group MTG AB
mtg.se
Operates broadcast television stations in Scandinavia.
Comedy Network
thecomedynetwork.ca
Comedy network airing stand-up and other performers 24 hours a day. Links to plenty of comedians and humor events and sites.
MHz Networks
mhznetworks.org
Broadcasts international programming for the Washington, DC area and the nation. Includes information on programming, schedules and how to watch.
LvTv - Las Vegas Entertainment Television
lvtv.com
Las Vegas entertainment show in Real Video with interviews of interesting people, artists, and musicians in Las Vegas.
LinkTV
linktv.org
National network using digital technology to offers news, current events, and culture stories, including first-run documentaries on global issues, current affairs series, international news, classic foreign feature films, and world music.
Canadian Television Fund
ctf-fct.ca
Non-profit corporation supporting production and broadcasting of Canadian television programs.
Sun Network
sunnetwork.org
Web-site of the Sun TV network that includes Gemini TV, Udaya TV, Surya TV and other language satellite television channels.
In2TV
television.aol.com
Broadband TV network with the largest collection of free TV shows online. Offers full-length TV episodes and many interactive features.
EiTB - Euskal Irrati Telebista - Basque Radio Television
eitb.com
The leading media group in the Basque Country with four television channels and four radio stations. ETB 1, ETB 2, ETB Sat, Euskadi Irratia, Radio Euskadi, Radio Vitoria, Euskadi Gaztea.
ImaginAsian TV
iatv.tv
Nationwide 24-hour programming to promote and serve the Asian-American community.
Turner South
turnersouth.com
Provides shows on Southern culture, movies, and sports.
ION Media Networks, Inc.
ionmedia.tv
Network television broadcasting company that owns and operates 63 broadcast television stations.
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Why won't news networks air complete political speech rallies from start to finish?
Q. Often the networks will play small segments from a speech, examples being Obama in Elko Nevada and McCains Michigan town-hall meeting today. I say air these speeches live without commercials all day and cut back on the commentary and political shows. Especial for Headline news. Hey i live in Elko!
Asked by yahoo answers - Wed Sep 17 23:48:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's why we have C-Span, which does a lot of that during the course of a campaign. Check the Web site to see what the schedule is. As for the other channels, they have bills to pay. They know showing a 20-minute speech is going to turn some viewers off, so they show highlights. Plus, stump speeches often are the same from day to day -- kind of like hearing the same concert over and over again.
Answered by wdx2bb - Thu Sep 18 23:50:38 2008
Q. Often the networks will play small segments from a speech, examples being Obama in Elko Nevada and McCains Michigan town-hall meeting today. I say air these speeches live without commercials all day and cut back on the commentary and political shows. Especial for Headline news. Hey i live in Elko!
Asked by yahoo answers - Wed Sep 17 23:48:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's why we have C-Span, which does a lot of that during the course of a campaign. Check the Web site to see what the schedule is. As for the other channels, they have bills to pay. They know showing a 20-minute speech is going to turn some viewers off, so they show highlights. Plus, stump speeches often are the same from day to day -- kind of like hearing the same concert over and over again.
Answered by wdx2bb - Thu Sep 18 23:50:38 2008
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