Community served television is not a dream but is reality thanks to Grassroots Television and those who choose to keep it going and prospering. The viewers decide what should be televised and they are also the ones who help support and fund the concept of free speech and basic interests shared in the media of television. Grassroots TV proclaims itself to be the only free speech venue available in the Roaring Fork Valley area. Democracy Now is the first actual live broadcast to come from their studio which is an extremely busy station that has seen production of some eight hundred programs a year. Five full time staff members see to the daily operations and over the years many famous people have appeared on Grassroots Television. The list reads like a who's who in world leaders and influential people. King Abdullah II of Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, President Barack Obama, General Colin Powell (Secretary of State), Bob Shieffer (Reporter), and Glenn Frey and Willie Nelson (Musicians) are but a few well know people who have opinions they have shared with viewers on Grassroots Television.

Launched in 1964 to help diversify the BBC's programming and extend its reach, BBC Two gained distinction as the first European station to broadcast consistently in color. BBC executives envisioned BBC Two as the home for slightly offbeat and more ambitious programming, a complement to the mainstream programming on BBC One. Consistent with executives' vision, BBC Two gambled its budget and reputation on The Forsyte Saga, now generally regarded as an iconic television masterpiece. The network spared no expense in adapting John Galsworthy's novels for television, and Kenneth More and Eric Porter delivered landmark performances in the series. The gamble paid off as two of every three British households equipped for BBC Two tuned in for The Forsyte Saga on the infant network. BBC Two maintains its identity and distinction as the sophisticated and highbrow one among the British public networks; and, like the other BBC stations, it enjoys the advantage of broadcasting all of its programs commercial-free, allowing writers and directors the privilege of deeper development and greater continuity.

As part of the Fininvest family Canale 5 provides private television for Italy and beyond. A wide assortment of viewing options is available in their lineup for each and every day. Originally most scheduled programming consisted of running American TV shows that were then dubbed into Italian for the local audiences. Today there is much to offer in original programming spoken in the Italian language. Shows like RIS Delitti Imperfetti which is inspired from the U.S. show known as CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and a derivative of the popular TV program known as Big Brother (in America) and now called Grande Fratello in Italian. Wide variety is the theme for programming on Canale 5 today. Wish to watch some news? Look for Verissimo, Terra!, or Matrix for up to date reporting. Want to see a soap opera? Maybe you'd like Beautiful (The Bold and the Beautiful) or Centovetrine (The Mall). Perhaps some Italian Fiction? Try out Ciao professore (Hi teacher!) or Distretto di Polizia (Police District). Or maybe you still like those American programs so watch Cougar Town, The Sopranos, or maybe Parenthood for some definite variety in your television viewing. Much is offered on Canale 5.

TROS Sterren is the digital version of TROS TV network, a Dutch broadcaster which itself is a part of part the Netherlands Public Broadcasting Network established in 1964 by a group of local entrepreneurs unsatisfied by quality of those days TV station's programming. They begun to air world popular TV series and soaps via small transmitter installed on the top of oil-drilling platform. Therefore the channel has grown drastically and developed into an modern day TROS TV channel available worldwide via satellite and across the web as TROS Sterren live. Current TV programs on TROS are: Andre Rieu, Yardbirds At Its Best, Banana Split, Barbapapa, The Best Singers In The Netherlands, Envandaag, Eurovision Song Contest, Cops Maastricht, Kids Top 20, Lingo, The Most Beautiful Girl In The Class, Tros Music Festival, National Contest, Be Light!?, Eel Soap, Tros City Game, Tros Radar, Tros Straight, On Land, Sea And Air, Too Good To Be True, Tros Tv Show, Tros Missing, Zoovenirs And Zappsport.

With a schedule filled by highly entertaining material Canal 4 strives to provide variety, quality, truthfulness, and value while providing sports, entertainment, movies, and live productions for the audience that can be world wide thanks to live streaming via satellite. Dirt track motorcycle racing is one of the favorite programs to be found on Canal 4 San Juan TV and viewers need only tune in for an evening filled with exciting racing for free on the internet as well as by youtube.com connection. The television anchors have been found to be very interactive and helpful with the programming as well as live shows. Argentina boasts many television channels, each of which is enjoyed by the many inhabitants found in and around Argentina. Live streaming capability enables many to view the excellent programs from around the globe directly onto their computers or their television screens by way of internet capability from the many TV brands which now offer that as a way to select what they choose to watch at any given time.

When television channels such as Greece's own Extra Channel 3 began to live stream their programming to the world they opened up enormous possibilities for a wide and diverse audience. Their variety and scope of programming are appreciated by those who speak the Greek language as well as English speakers (when shows are closed captioned). Find music, movies, entertainment programming, and religious viewing throughout the day or even at night due to the live streaming capability. Viewers can choose when and what they view with the help of live streaming capability and channels like Extra channel 3 from Greece reap the benefits by gaining an entirely new and much more diverse audience of viewers because they can now be watched nearly around the world, and on a twenty four/seven basis. Greek owned channels such as the Extra channel 3 are a welcome addition to the schedules of many viewers due to seeing and hearing the shows they like spoken in their own language (with English translations or closed captioning available as well). Now is the time to watch what you want when you choose to do it.