SCCtv (or Seattle Community College Television) provides informative programming full of interesting documentaries about history, psychology, arts, economy, biology. Here is the example of SCCtv programming: A World of Art: Goat Island, A World of Art: Judy Baca, American Cinema: The Star, American Cinema: The Studio System, American Passages: Masculine Heroes, American Passages: Spirit of Nationalism, Art of the Western World: Realms of Light--The Baroque, Cycles of Life: Exploring Biology: Energy In - Energy Out, Cycles of Life: Exploring Biology: Generations: Mitosis and Meiosis, Earth Revealed: Plate Dynamics, Earth Revealed: The Birth of a Theory, Economics U$A: Exchange Rates, Economics U$A: International Trade, Introduction to Entrepreneurship: Finding Your Ideas, Literary Visions: Telling Their Tales: Character in Short Fiction, Literary Visions: The Story's Blueprint: Plot and Structure in Short Fiction, MediaWaves: An Introduction to Mass Communication: Magazine Industry, MediaWaves: An Introduction to Mass Communication: Newspaper Industry, Power of Place: Geography for the 21st Century: Challenges in the Hinterlands, Power of Place: Geography for the 21st Century: The Transforming Industrial Heartland, Psychology: The Human Experience: Consciousness, Psychology: The Human Experience: Sensation and Perception,The Endless Voyage: Over the Edge, The Endless Voyage: The Ocean's Memory, The Habitable Planet: Human Population Dynamics, The Habitable Planet: Risk, Exposure, and Health, The Human Condition: Behind Closed Doors, The Human Condition: It's Personal, The Way We Live: Against the Grain: Deviance, The Way We Live: Matters of the Flesh: Sexuality, The Western Tradition: The Reformation, The Western Tradition: The Renaissance and the Age of Discovery, The Western Tradition: The Renaissance and the New World, The Western Tradition: The Rise of the Middle Class, The Writer's Circle: English Composition I: Analyzing Images, The Writer's Circle: English Composition I: Building Arguments, Voices & Visions: Emily Dickinson, Voices & Visions: Hart Crane

CCTV3 is the China Central Television Arts Channel owned and operated by the China Central Television. Formerly known as China Central Television Drama Music Channel launched September 15, 2000 it specialize in music and dance programming. Available on the web as CCTV Live, the channel gives an opportunity to watch Chinese arts online from any corner of the world. CCTV-3 has quite diverse programming with some shows that are well known outside the China, like: "The Same Song", " Big Stage Divine", "Challenges Moderator", "International Arts", "Dance World", "Chinese Music TV" and "Art and Life".

Located in south eastern Europe, Romania is home to TVRM Cultural TV. It has a huge following including those who appreciate being cultured through the media of television. The variety of culturally influenced TV found on TVRM is vast and covers most any subject their loyal viewers ask for. Sports and plenty of singing, dancing, and how-to programming satisfy viewers who choose to tune in. Romania is a unique and highly cultured country where the native language is one of the romance languages spoken nationwide by around twenty eight million people. Culture has been formed by the fact they reside at a meeting point between three regions which are the Balkans Eastern Europe and also Central Europe, making the area uniquely a melting pot for well cultured people who appreciate the fine arts in all of its forms. The influence over television viewing preferences is obvious to those who choose to watch TVRM Cultural TV and those who watch keep up with all aspects of the arts and entertainment portion of their lives.

L.A. CityView 35 (or City View Channel 35 Live) is government TV station of Los Angles, CA. The channel features lots of original programming. Each show features informative and at times, eye-opening dialogue, as hosts Bob & Sharon Jimenez interview business leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals about doing business in Los Angeles. Show #16 Iconic Oscar-winning cinematographer Haskell Wexler is 89 years old and still fighting for humane work hours for the crews working behind the scenes in Hollywood. Sharon Jimenez talks to the cinematographer behind One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? bout the order from the National Labor Board now forcing IATSE and Local 600 to hold a special election to let Wexler run for the National Executive Board of one of Hollywood's most powerful unions. Can tax credits keep film and television production in LA? Bob Jimenez interviews Alan J. Bailey a tax credit expert and former Paramount executive about the business of making films in America when other countries are fighting for our industry. One of LA's most famous clergymen talks about his work to try and save jobs at Homeboy Industries while launching Homeboy chips and salsa's at local Ralph's stores. Sharon Jimenez talks to Father Gregory Boyle about his ministry and his leadership of Homeboy Bakery and Homegirl Cafe. Valerie Martinez of the California High Speed train talks with Bob Jimenez about the long anticipated high-speed train to Northern California. When can we expect to ride? With top attorneys in LA making over $1,000 an hour, seeking the best legal advice doesn't come cheap. Sharon Jimenez talks to Latham Watkins' David W. Fleming about the high cost of legal services. Bob Jimenez meets up with the Everychild Foundation's Jacqueline Caster as the two discuss how the women's charity picks one group a year to award a one million dollar grant. Which local charity is likely to get the big check this year? Notorious - In this edition of Portfolio, viewers will take a peek into the "Notorious" history of the Port of Los Angeles. Viewers will be acquainted with a couple of legendary figures who resided at the Terminal Island Prison, meet a prominent resident who was a woman far ahead of her time and then experience the roar and excitement of prohibited drag racing. There is more to the Port of Los Angeles than meets the eye, tune in to Portfolio on Thursdays at 10:00 a.m. on Channel 35. CONNIE MARTINSON TALKS BOOKS, Journalist Tim Johnson's Tragedy in Crimson examines the precarious relationship between China and the Tibetan community, and profiles a culture that is vanishing under the weight of a much more dominant one. Johnson treks to nomadic settlements in Tibet to speak with its people, and travels alongside the Dalai Lama in his campaigns for Tibetan sovereignty. At the age of 53, John Kralik's life was in crisis a failing law firm, another failed relationship, growing distance from his children, etc. everything seemed to be slipping from his grip. Then one day while out on a walk, he decided to quit moping and start being grateful for what he had. What followed was a one-year self-improvement challenge to send one thank you a day to the people in his past and present who've affected his life. 365 Thank Yous chronicles Kralik's yearlong project and his inspirational journey of self-discovery and personal growth. Between a Rock and a Hot Place is author/screenwriter Tracey Johnson's hilarious and brutally honest appraisal of life at 50. Chockfull of sound advice and sobering realizations for women at the half-century mark, this book doesn't sugarcoat the obvious: you're growing old accept it, make the most of it, and plan accordingly.

We all want to see television programs which entertain us, move us, transport us to other worlds, and even make us laugh a bit. Shant TV is Armenia's answer to all that and so much more! With a wide variety of enjoyable programs from which to select, viewers are in control of their television viewing day by watching intelligent programs like Perspective, Armenians of the World, and Horizon. More entertaining yet equally as vital to everyday living in Armenia are such shows as Series Dreams, Vervaratsner in the Family, Hay Superstar, and The Del Monte Heirs. Most shows are repeated throughout the day so viewers can decide when they choose to watch their favorite programs.. Plenty of live news programs air throughout the day each and every day. Digital quality makes for viewing which is even more enjoyable and most programs can now be seen in full high digital quality.

Unlike of the rest politically oriented China Central Television Channels, CCTV 10 provides unbiased and fresh educational content adjusted to satisfy scientific-knowledge needs of the young generation of Chinese citizens. Besides the terrestrial broadcasting CCTV-10 available worldwide as CCTV-10 Live. The channel schedule is concentrated on education issues of modern science and technology. It is aimed to spread modern education philosophy, and showcase the cultural heritage of China. The channel tries to aim on quality of content instead of quantity, therefore CCTV10 features less programs then average European or American scientific channel by all of them has a quite high level. Most noticeable of them are: The Lecture Room, Everyone, Screening Room 10, About, Science World, Green Space, People, Discovery, I Hope (English TV Journal), Meridian Letters, Scientific Approach and The Light of Science.