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.

CBBC (or The Children's British Broadcasting Corporation) is for the kid in all of us. Currently broadcasting 12 hours per day with various programs aiming at British kids ages 6-16 on a daily basis. The CBBC includes programming for kids in the areas of entertainment, drama, news, documentary, and factual shows that are aimed to pique the interests of different age groups from a topical perspective. Shows like What's New, Scooby Doo & OOglies aimed at the younger kids and M I High & Hotel Trubble target those slightly older kids. The most mature programming, aimed at the elder teens in the UK are shows like Deadly 60 (a wild life show) & Election (a political reality show). With a wide range of program types, it should be easy for kids to find something they like on CBBC.

Interia TV is a Polish the web TV channel of Interia.pl portal, the one of the most popular internet destination in Poland. The web channel provides high quality programming divided into six major blocks: Information, Entertainment, Live TV, Sport, Guests, Men's World and Music Non Stop. In association with Reuters, Interia TV manages to bring you online lots of original and syndicated TV series, Music videos and live events. The channel also airs newscasts and interviews: most of them are available on demand for the short period of time.

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.

Recent changes in control of public television in Hungary have allowed m1 and its sister channel (m1 HD, M2, m2 HD, as well as m3) to function mostly without interruption from the government and now have the option of public funding much the same as other media outlets in the area like Duna Televizio and Magyar Radio. Known as Magyar Television the station has trademarked their initials, MTV. They now have an ongoing trademark infringement law suit involving America's MTV (Music TV). Programming on m1 seems to vary according to who is in charge of the stations but they run BBC programming as well as Hungarian telenovelas and some Hungarian soap operas, including Szomszedok which is Neighbors in Hungarian. Panorama (foreign affairs television) and Ablak (Window) bring in viewers by the millions each week. Although not self sufficient m1 and the other Magyar stations manage to keep funding up so they can provide some excellent programs for their growing audience.

Consisting primarily of Greek programs such as dramas, comedies, entertainment shows, and current affairs Mega TV or simply called Mega has much to offer the viewing audience that can either watch in live time or stream from the website. First launched on November 20, 1989 Mega TV has grown and become a highly watched channel in the area, beating out the competition (ANT1) by a large margin. In 2005 Mega decided to change their slogan and it became Megalicious. The studios for Mega Channel are situated in Athens on Mesogeion Avenue. Among the more popular shows currently running are: Anatropi (Backfall) which is a talk show on current affairs. Mega Gegonota (Mega News) which provides daily news and featured Greek news and globally. WarZone Documentaries which include highly respected as well as award winning documentaries from around the world. Mega Weekend also known as Mega Savvatokyriako which provides morning programming for weekend viewers. This includes current affairs and sports highlights. Fifty-Fifty is a game show on weekend evenings hosted by Giorgos Liagas. There is always something well worth viewing on the Mega Channel viewers lovingly call their Mega TV.