List of television stations in Southeast Asia
This is a list of television stations in Southeast Asia.
Cambodia
Free-to-air television stations include:
- Channel 3 (Cambodia)
- TV3 Asia
- TV5 Cambodia
- National Television of Cambodia
- CTV9 (Cambodian Television Channel 9 or Channel 9)
- Apsara TV
- Cambodian Television Network (CTN)
- Bayon Television
- MYTV
- CNC (Cambodia News Channel)
- SEATV (Southeast Asian Television)
- BTV News
- ETV
- PNN
- CTV8HD (Cambodia)
- Hang Meas HDTV (HMHDTV)
- Raksmey Hang Meas HDTV (RHMHDTV)
Channels available on cable or satellite include:
- Cambodia News Channel
- CTN International
- Hang Meas TV (HMTV)
- PPCTV Channel 6
- PPCTV Channel 9
- PPCTV Channel 10
- PPCTV Movie 1
- PPCTV Sport
- One TV Karaoke
- One TV Cinema
- One TV Sabay
East Timor
Free-to-air television channels include:
- Radio-Televisão Timor Leste
- GMN TV SD/HD
- RTM Maubere
- Dhili TV
Channels available on cable or satellite include:
Indonesia
Major national free-to-air television networks include:
- Government-owned (through LPP TVRI)
- TVRI (digital-based)
- TVRI World (digital-based)
- TVRI Sport (digital-based)
- MNC (through MNC Media)
- Emtek (through Surya Citra Media)
- Bakrie Group (through Visi Media Asia)
- Media Group
- CT Corp (through Trans Media)
- Kompas Gramedia (through KG Media)
- Indika Group (through Net Visi Media)
- Rajawali Corpora
Minor and regional national free-to-air television networks include:
- Yayasan Buddha Tzu Chi Indonesia
- DAAI TV (covering Jabodetabek and Medan)
- NT Corp
- Nusantara TV (digital-based, covering Jabodetabek, Bandung, Yogyakarta, Surakarta, Medan, Batam, Bandar Lampung and Bali)
- Harum TV (digital-based, covering Bandar Lampung and Bali)
- Gold TV (digital-based, covering Bandar Lampung and Bali)
- Bhineka TV (digital-based, covering Bandar Lampung and Bali)
- CT Corp (through Trans Media)
- CNN Indonesia (digital-based, license from Warner Bros. Discovery)
- CNBC Indonesia (digital-based, license from Comcast through NBCUniversal)
- Garuda TV
- Media Group
- Magna Channel (digital-based)
- BN Channel (digital-based)
- Emtek (through Surya Citra Media)
- Ajwa TV (digital-based)
- Mentari TV (digital-based)
- Cuiss Creative
- E Channel (digital-based, covering Jabodetabek, Yogyakarta, and Surakarta)
- Emtek (independent-only)
- Moji (digital-based)
- B Universe
- BTV (digital-based)
- Bakrie Group (through Visi Media Asia)
- VTV (digital-based)
Television station groups
- CTV Networks
- CTV Banten
- Tempo Media Group
- TV Tempo
- Bali Post Media Group
- Indonesia Network
- Inspira Media
- Inspira TV (digital-based, covering Bandung and Jabodetabek)
- Jawa Pos Group
- JPM (covering Jabodetabek and Banten)
- Jawa Pos TV (digital-based, covering Java (especially in Surabaya, Madiun, Jabodetabek, Semarang and Cianjur), and also Bali)
- STTV
Channels available on satellite include:
1. Non-profit (government-owned) satellite channels
- LPP RRI
- LPPL Temmangung TV
- Temanggung TV
- Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (Kominfo RI)
- GPR TV
- Directorate General of Culture for the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology
- Indonesiana TV
- Office of Communication and Information for the Special Region of Yogyakarta
- Jogja Istimewa TV
- People's Representative Council (DPR-RI)
- TVR Parlemen (through TV Parlemen)
2. For profit satellite channels
- Ahsan TV
- Ajwa TV
- Al Wafa Tarim TV
- Al-Bahjah TV
- Al-Furqon TV
- Al-Iman TV
- Ashiil TV
- Aswaja TV
- Bali TV
- Bali United TV
- Beautivi
- Bin Baz TV
- Dangdut Tivi
- Dei Kids TV
- dTVi
- DMTV Malang
- eLKISI TV
- Fatwa TV
- FTV
- Garuda TV
- GMS Channel
- HCBN Indonesia
- Hijrah TV
- Hope Channel Indonesia
- Insan Channel
- iBerkah
- Insan TV
- Izzah TV
- Lagu TV
- Lejel Home Shopping
- Living Entertainment
- M Channel
- Madani TV
- Maleo Channel
- Media Sunnah Aceh TV
- MGI TV
- MHO TV
- MM Channel
- More TV
- MTA TV
- Muadz TV
- Naajiya TV
- Nabawi TV
- Nex Info 2
- Niaga TV
- Nusantara
- On Channel
- Pop Musik
- PSJ TV
- Rasyaad TV
- Reformed 21
- Rodja TV
- Salam TV
- Saling Sapa TV
- Sampit TV
- Samudera TV
- Surau TV
- TV9 Nusantara
- tvMu
- TV MUI
- U-Channel
- Wesal TV
Laos
Free-to-air television channels include:
- Lao National Television (LNTV1, LNTV3)
- Lao Public Security Television (LAO PSTV)[1]
- TV Lao
Channels available on cable or satellite include:
- Lao Star Channel
- MV Lao[2]
Malaysia
Free-to-air television channels include:
- TV1 (available on Astro/NJOI/Unifi TV/MYTV channel 101)
- TV2 (available on Astro/NJOI/Unifi TV/MYTV channel 102)
- TV3 (available on Astro/NJOI/Unifi TV/MYTV channel 103)
- TV Alhijrah (available on Astro/NJOI/Unifi TV/MYTV channel 114)
- DidikTV KPM (available on Astro/NJOI channel 147 and Unifi TV/MYTV channel 107)
- 8TV (available on Astro/NJOI channel 148 and Unifi TV/MYTV channel 108)
- TV9 (available on Astro/NJOI channel 149 and Unifi TV/MYTV channel 109)
Free-to-air digital television channels include:
- Okey (available on Astro/NJOI channel 146 and MYTV channel 110)
- Bernama TV (available on Astro/NJOI channel 502, Unifi TV channel 631 and MYTV channel 121)
- Sukan RTM (available on MYTV channel 111)
- Berita RTM (available on MYTV channel 123)
- TVS (available on Astro and MYTV channel 122)
- wowshop (available only on MYTV channels 104)
- SUKE TV (available only on MYTV channel 116)
- Awesome TV (available on MYTV channel 112 and Astro channel 123)
- TV6 (available only on MYTV channel 113)
Myanmar
Free-to-air television channels include:
- MRTV
- Myawaddy TV
- MITV (Myanmar International television)
- Famer Channel
- Mahar Bawdi
- Readers Channel
- Hluttaw
- For Edu
- NRC
- MRTV Sport
- MRTV-4
- MRTV-4 HD
- Channel-7 (Myanmar)
- Channel-7 HD (Myanmar)
- DVB (Democratic Voice of Burma)
- Mizzima TV
- Channel K
- YTV
- Fortune TV
Channels available on cable or satellite include:
- MRTV
- DVB (Democratic Voice of Burma)
- MITV (Myanmar International television)
- MRTV-4
- MRTV-4 HD
- Channel-7 (Myanmar)
- Channel-7 HD (Myanmar)
- MRTV Entertainment
Philippines
- Regional, provincial or local
Currently, there are two (2) major TV networks in the Philippines, and three government-owned networks.
Major television networks
Pre-Major television networks
- ZOE Broadcasting Network (currently airs A2Z (Philippine TV channel))
- GTV (Philippine TV network) (formerly Citynet 27, EMC, Channel V Philippines, QTV/GMA News TV)
Government-owned television networks
- People's Television Network (PTV) (flagship state broadcaster)
- Radio Philippines Network (RPN) (20% minority share; currently carries CNN Philippines)
- Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation (IBC)
Minor television networks
Thailand
Free-to-air television stations include:
Digital Free-to-air television stations include:
Channels available on cable or satellite include:
- ABtv 1 (national channel)
- ABtv 2 (variety channel)
- ABtv 3 (financial channel)
- ABtv 4 (Thai Buddhist channel)
- News1[3]
- Farwanmai[4]
- Distance Learning TV
- Earth One (TV channel)
- EDN Edutainment
- ETV (Thailand) (Educational Television Ministry of Education)
- Faikham TV
- Filmagix Asia
- Grand Prix Channel[5]
- ILearn
- Joy TV
- MV TV
- MV TV 2
- Miracle Channel[6]
- Mongkol Channel[7]
- Money Channel[8]
- NBT World (owner by National News Bureau of Thailand)[9][10]
- NRI
- Police TV
- Pop Channel
- Rak Thai TV
- Sabaidee TV Live[11]
- sky NEWS Thai
- Smile Movies 1
- Smile Movies 2
- Sportsline
- Super Cheng[12]
- TGN
Channels available on TrueVisions include:
- True AF
- True Select
- SME Shop Channel
- True Film Asia
- True Inside
- True Series
- True Asian Series
- True Spark
- SuperSport
- SuperSport Action
- True Sport Plus
- True Zoccer
- True X-Zyte
- True Explore 1
- True Explore 2
- True Explore 3
- True Movie Hits
- True Hay Ha
- True Music
Other channels run by True Visions include:
- TNN 16
- TNN 2
- Channel V Thailand
- Chic Channel
- Money Channel
- TH-TV (Thailand's tourist channel)
- HBO Asia
- Cinemax
- Fox Movies Premium
- Diva Universal
- AXN Asia
- Discovery Channel
- Animal Planet
- Cartoon Network
- CNN International
- BBC World News
- Channel NewsAsia
- CNBC Asia
- TV5
- CCTV-4
- NHK
- MGM
- E!
Channels run by the Smile TV Network include:
- VH1 Thailand
- Nickelodeon
- Moviemania
- Popper
- Rakthai TV
- Panorama TV
Vietnam
- VTV – National public broadcaster, operates ten channels and dozen Pay TV channels network:
- VTV1 - News and current affairs
- VTV2 - Education, Science and Sports
- VTV3 - Sports and Entertainment
- VTV4 - International Channel
- VTV5 - Ethnic language (and VTV5 Southeast, VTV5 Central Highland)
- VTV6 - Sports (this TV channel has been deleted date: October 10, 2022).
- VTV7 - Education and Children
- VTV8 - Central Highland and Central Region
- VTV9 - Southeast Region
- VTV Cần Thơ - Southwest Region
- Al Jazeera
- Al Jazeera English
- Al Jazeera Mubasher
- Animal Planet Asia
- Animax
- AXN
- Arirang TV
- Asian Food Network
- Australia Network
- Warner TV
- Baby TV
- BBC Earth
- BBC Lifestyle
- BBC World News
- Boomerang Asia
- Cartoon Network Asia
- Cartoonito
- CBeebies
- CCTV-4 Asia
- CGTN
- CGTN Arabic
- CGTN Documentary
- CGTN French
- CGTN Russian
- CGTN Spanish
- Channel NewsAsia
- Channel One International
- Cinemax Asia
- CNBC Asia
- CNN International
- Da Vinci Kids
- Discovery Channel Asia
- Discovery Asia
- DMAX
- DreamWorks Channel
- DW-TV
- FashionTV
- France 24
- HBO Asia
- HGTV
- History Channel
- KBS World
- KIX
- NHK World Japan
- NHK World Premium
- Nick Jr.
- Outdoor Channel
- Press TV
- Rai Italia Asia
- RTP Internacional
- Rock Entertainment
- Rock Action
- TLC Asia
- TRT World
- TV5 Monde Asie
- TVE Internacional
- WION
- Dr. Fit
- BOX HITS
- BOX Movie¹
- Happy Kids
- HITS
- Hollywood Classics
- IN THE BOX Channel
- Music Box
- MAN
- Planet Earth
- WOMAN
- SKTV Sports 1
- SKTV Sports 2
- SKTV Sports 3
- SKTV Sports 4
- VTVCab – The first Vietnamese cable pay television network (18 special channels are produced by VTVcab)
- ON Sports Network (by VTVCab) 5 special channels
- SCTV (Vietnam) – Saigontourist Cable Television - broadcasts many different pay channels. Among them, there are 23 channels produced by SCTV ( SCTV1 -> SCTV22 SCTV Phim tổng hợp)
- K+ (VSTV) – Satellite Television (K+ CINE, K+ SPORT 2, K+ SPORT 1, K+ LIFE, K+ KIDS)
- ANTV (People's Police Television), VOV TV (Voice of Vietnam), Quốc Hội TV (National Assembly Television), QPVN (Vietnam National Defence Television), TTXVN (Vietnam News Agency), Nhân Dân TV (Nhân Dân Television)
- Ho Chi Minh City TV – The first TV station in Vietnam, includes 8 free-to-air channels:
- HTV7 (HD/SD) - Entertainment and Sports
- HTV9 (HD/SD) - News, Entertainment and Sports
- HTV1 - Information
- HTV2 - Entertainment
- HTV3 - Youth Channel
- HTV Key - Education
- HTV Thể Thao - Sports
- HTV co.op - Shopping
- HTVC – Ho Chi Minh City Cable Television - 8 pay channels (HTVC Thuần Việt, HTVC Gia Đình, HTVC Phụ Nữ, HTVC Phim, HTVC Du lịch, HTVC Ca Nhạc, HTVC+, HTVC Mua Sấm)
- VTC – National digital broadcaster, includes many different 15 channels
- 62 provincial television stations
See also
- Lists of television channels
- List of television stations in East Asia
- List of television stations in South Asia
- List of television stations in Central Asia
- List of television stations in Western Asia
References
- Lao Public Security Television
- MV Lao TV
- "Home". astv-tv.com.
- "Home". blueskychannel.tv.
- http://www.grandprixchannel.com/th/
- "Home". miraclechanneltv.com.
- "Home". mongkolchannel.com.
- "Home". moneychannel.co.th.
- NBT World (Live Broadcast Page)
- Archived 2014-09-23 at the Wayback Machine.
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- Archived 2012-08-05 at the Wayback Machine.
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