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Main article: List of Asian television stations

This is a list of television stations in Southeast Asia.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

Brunei

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Free-to-air television stations included:

Cambodia

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Free-to-air television stations include:

  • TV5 Cambodia
  • TVK
  • CTV 9
  • Apsara TV
  • CTN
  • Bayon TV
  • MYTV
  • CNC
  • SEA TV
  • BTV News
  • ETV
  • PNN TV
  • CTV 8
  • Hang Meas HDTV (HMHDTV)
  • Raksmey Hang Meas HDTV (RHMHDTV)
  • Sangkem TV (Sangkem TV)

    • Channels available on cable or satellite include:

  • 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

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    Free-to-air television channels include:

  • GMN TV SD/HD
  • RTM Maubere
  • ETV Timor
  • Dhili TV

    • Indonesia

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    Further information: List of television stations in Indonesia and Television in Indonesia
    This section is an excerpt from List of television networks by country § Indonesia.[edit]

    Free-to-air television networks include:

  • TVRI World
  • TVRI Sport
  • MNC (through MNC Media)
  • Emtek (through Surya Citra Media)
  • Emtek (independent-only)
  • 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
  • NT Corp
  • Digdaya Media Nusantara
  • B Universe
  • Sin Po Media

    • Television station groups

  • Yayasan Buddha Tzu Chi Indonesia
  • Bali Post Media Group
  • Inspira Media
  • Jawa Pos Group
  • STTV
  • Emtek (through Surya Citra Media)
  • Kick Andy Foundation

    • Laos

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    Free-to-air television channels include:

  • Lao Public Security Television (LAO PSTV)[1]
  • TV Lao
  • LATV

    • Channels available on cable or satellite include:

    Malaysia

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    Main article: List of television stations in Malaysia
    See also: Television in Malaysia

    Free-to-air television channels include:

  • RTM TV2
  • TV3
  • TV Alhijrah
  • NTV7 (DidikTV KPM)
  • 8TV
  • TV9

    • Free-to-air digital television channels include:

  • Berita RTM
  • Bernama TV
  • RTM TV6
  • RTM TV Okey
  • Sukan RTM
  • SUKE TV
  • TVS

    • Channels available on Astro:

  • Astro Arena
  • Astro Awani
  • Astro Aura
  • Astro Ceria
  • Astro Citra
  • Astro Cricket
  • Astro First
  • Astro Hua Hee Dai
  • Astro Oasis
  • Astro Prima
  • Astro Premier
  • Astro QJ
  • Astro Rania
  • Astro Ria
  • Astro SuperSport
  • Astro Tutor TV
  • Astro Vaanavil
  • Astro Vellithirai
  • Astro Vinmeen HD
  • Astro Warna
  • Boo (TV channel)

    • Myanmar

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    Free-to-air television channels include:

  • 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:

  • DVB (Democratic Voice of Burma)
  • MITV (Myanmar International television)
  • MRTV-4
  • MRTV-4 HD
  • Channel-7 (Myanmar)
  • Channel-7 HD (Myanmar)
  • M Entertainment

    • Philippines

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    Regional, provincial or local
    Main articles: List of analog television stations in the Philippines, List of digital television stations in the Philippines, and Television in the Philippines

    Currently, there are two (2) major TV networks in the Philippines, and three government-owned networks.

    Major television networks

    Pre-Major television networks

    Government-owned television networks

    Minor television networks

    Free-to-air digital television channels:

  • Congress TV
  • Hallypop
  • Heart of Asia
  • I Heart Movies
  • Knowledge Channel
  • Life TV
  • Pilipinas HD
  • Pinoy Hits
  • TV Shop Philippines

    • Channels available on cable and satellite include:

  • BuKo
  • Cine Mo!
  • Cinema One
  • Jeepney TV
  • Kapamilya Channel
  • Living Asia Channel
  • Metro Channel
  • Myx
  • MBC Media Group
  • NBA TV Philippines
  • One News
  • One Sports+
  • PBA Rush
  • Pinoy Box Office
  • Pinoy Xtreme
  • Premier Sports
  • Sari-Sari Channel
  • Solar All Access
  • Solar Sports
  • Tagalized Movie Channel
  • TAP Action Flix
  • TAP Edge
  • TAP Movies
  • TAP Sports
  • TAP TV
  • Telenovela Channel
  • TeleRadyo Serbisyo
  • UAAP Varsity Channel
  • Viva Cinema

    • Singapore

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    See also: Television in Singapore

    Channels available on cable and satellite, also across Southeast Asia, include:

  • Animax
  • Aniplus
  • AXN
  • Asian Food Network
  • Cartoon Network
  • Cartoonito
  • Cinemax
  • CNBC Asia
  • Crime + Investigation
  • Discovery Asia
  • Discovery Channel
  • Discovery Science
  • DMAX
  • Food Network
  • GEM
  • HBO
  • HBO Family
  • HBO Hits
  • HBO Signature
  • History
  • HITS
  • K-Plus
  • Lifetime
  • Nick Jr.
  • Nickelodeon
  • ONE
  • Red by HBO
  • Rock Action
  • Rock Entertainment
  • TechStorm
  • TLC
  • Warner TV

    • National and International Channels

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    Thailand

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    Main article: List of television stations in Thailand
    See also: Television in Thailand

    Free-to-air television stations include:

  • Channel 5
  • Channel 7
  • Modernine TV
  • NBT
  • Thai PBS (formerly ITV and TITV [th])

    • Digital Free-to-air television stations include:

    Main article: Digital television in Thailand
  • JKN 18
  • Workpoint TV
  • True4U
  • GMM 25
  • Channel 8
  • Mono 29
  • One 31
  • Thairath TV
  • Amarin TV
  • PPTV

    • Channels available on cable or satellite include:

  • ABTV 2
  • ABTV 3
  • ABTV 4
  • News1[3]
  • Fahwanmai[4]
  • DLTV
  • Earth One
  • EDN Edutainment
  • ETV
  • Faikham TV
  • Filmagix Asia
  • Grand Prix Channel[5]
  • ILearn
  • Joy TV
  • MVTV
  • MVTV 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 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 2
  • Channel V Thailand
  • Chic Channel
  • Money Channel
  • ThaiThai

    • Channels run by the Smile TV Network include:

  • Popper
  • Rakthai TV
  • Panorama TV

    • International Channels include:

    Vietnam

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    Further information: List of television stations in Vietnam and vi:Danh sách kênh truyền hình tại Việt Nam

    International Channels

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    Former International Channels

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    See also

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    References

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    1. ^ 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)
  • ^ "NBT World". Archived from the original on 2014-09-23.
  • ^ "RS Online ช่องทางโหลดเพลงโดนใจ โหลดเพลง mp3 mv เนื้อเพลง rs KamiKaze อาร์สยาม".
  • ^ "supercheng.tv". Archived from the original on 2012-08-05.

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