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Public broadcasters have the editorial independence to serve the public interest above that of the ruling party.^[1]

Africa

Burkina Faso

Sidwaya^[2]

Côte d'Ivoire

Société nouvelle de presse et d’édition de Côte d’Ivoire (SNPECI)^[3]

Americas

Brazil

Empresa Brasil de Comunicação (EBC) – National
TV Cultura – Regional

Canada

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation — (National)^[4]
- CBC Television
- CBC News Network
- CBC North
- Documentary
- Ici Radio-Canada Télé
- Réseau de l'information
- ARTV
- Explora
- CBC Radio One
- CBC Music
- CBC Radio 3 (no terrestrial broadcasting)
- Ici Radio-Canada Première
- Espace musique
- Radio Canada International (no terrestrial broadcasting; international broadcasting only)
- CBC Parliamentary Television Network (former)
- Bande à part (former)
- Newsworld International (former; international broadcasting only)
- Trio (former; international broadcasting only)
- CBC-2 (proposed)
- Télé-2 (proposed)
Knowledge — British Columbia
TVOntario — Ontario
TFO — Ontario
Télé-Québec — Quebec
CFTU-DT — Montreal, Quebec (non-profit)
CKUA Radio Network — Alberta (non-profit)
CJRT-FM — Toronto, Ontario (non-profit)
Access — Alberta (former)
Saskatchewan Communications Network — Saskatchewan (former)

Chile

Televisión Nacional de Chile – National

Costa Rica

Canal 15 (Universidad de Costa Rica)^[5]

Dominican Republic

Corporación Estatal de Radio y Televisión^[6]

Jamaica

Public Broadcasting Corporation of Jamaica^[7]

United States

Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) (TV; 1970)^[8]
- PBS Kids 24/7 (TV; 2017)
- MHz Networks (TV; 1972)
- World (TV; 2005)
- Create (TV; 2006)
National Public Radio (NPR) (1970)^[8]
- American Public Media (2004)
- Public Radio International (1983)
- Public Radio Exchange (2003)
- New York Public Radio (1924)
- Chicago Public Radio (April 1943)
- Pacifica Radio (1949)
- Boston Public Radio (1951)
- Minnesota Public Radio (1967)

Asia

Israel

Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation^[9]

Kan 11
Makan 33
Kan Educational
Kan Tarbut
Kan Reshet Bet
Kan Gimel
Makan
Kan 88
Kan Kol HaMusica
Kan Moreshet
REKA

South Korea

Korean Broadcasting System
Educational Broadcasting System (EBS)^[10]
- EBS 1
- EBS 2
- EBS+1
- EBS+2
- EBS English
- EBS Kids
- EBS FM
Yonhap News Agency^[11]
Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation^[11]

Taiwan

Taiwan Broadcasting System (台灣公共廣播電視集團|TBS)^[12]
- Public Television Service (公共電視 "公視"|PTS)
  - PTS Main Channel
  - PTS Taigi
  - PTS3
  - Hakka TV
Radio Taiwan International (中央廣播電台|RTI)^[12]
Central News Agency (中央社|CNA)^[12]
National Education Radio (國立教育廣播電臺|NER)^{[citation needed]}
Police Radio Station (警察廣播電台|PRS)^{[citation needed]}
Regional broadcasters
- Taipei Broadcasting Station (台北廣播電台|TBS)^{[citation needed]}
- Kaohsiung Broadcasting Station (高雄廣播電台|KBS)^{[citation needed]}

Europe

Austria

ORF^[13]
- ORF 1
- ORF 2
- ORF III
- ORF Sport +

Andorra

Ràdio i Televisió d'Andorra

Belgium

BRF — German-speaking Community of Belgium^[14]
RTBF — Wallonia^[15]
VRT — Flanders^[16]

Czech Republic

Česká televize^[17]
- ČT1
  - ČT1 JM - Southern Moravia
  - ČT1 SM - Northern Moravia
  - ČT1 JVC - Southeastern Bohemia
  - ČT1 SZC - Northwestern Bohemia
- ČT2
- ČT24
- ČT sport
- ČT :D
- ČT art
Český rozhlas^[17]

Denmark

DR^[18]
- DR1
- DR2
- DR P3
- DR Minisjang
- DR Ramasjang
- DR Ultra
- TVA Live
TV 2 Danmark^[19]
- TV 2
- TV 2 Echo
- TV 2 Charlie
- TV 2 News
- TV 2 Fri
- TV 2 Sport
- TV 2 Sport X
Faroe Islands
- Kringvarp Føroya

Estonia

Eesti Rahvusringhääling^[20]
- ETV
- ETV2
- ETV+

Finland

YLE^[21]

France

Germany

ARD^[26] — working partnership of German public-service broadcasters
- Westdeutscher Rundfunk — Cologne
- Norddeutscher Rundfunk — Hamburg
- Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk — Leipzig
- Bayerischer Rundfunk — Munich
- Südwestrundfunk — Stuttgart
- Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg — Berlin
- Hessischer Rundfunk — Frankfurt
- Saarländischer Rundfunk — Saarbrücken
- Radio Bremen — Bremen
ZDF^[27]
Deutschlandradio^[28]

Gibraltar

GBC^{[citation needed]}

Iceland

RÚV^[29]

Ireland

RTÉ^[30]
- RTÉ One (SD, HD & +1)
- RTÉ2 (SD, HD & +1)
- RTÉjr (SD)
- RTÉ News (SD)
- RTÉ Radio 1
- RTÉ 2FM
- RTÉ Radio 1 Extra
- RTÉ 2XM
- RTÉ Lyric FM
- RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta
- RTÉ Chill
- RTÉ Gold
- RTÉjr Radio
- RTÉ Pulse
TG4^[28]
- TG4 (Irish language channel)
- Cúla4 (kids service in Irish language)

Kosovo

Radio Television of Kosovo
- RTK 1
- RTK 2
- RTK 3
- RTK 4

Latvia

LTV^[31]
- LTV1
- LTV7
Latvian Radio^[31]

Liechtenstein

Liechtensteinischer Rundfunk^[32]

1 FL TV

Lithuania

LRT^[33]
- LRT televizija － General
- LRT Plius － Culture, religion and sports
- LRT Lituanica － Mix of LRT televizija and LRT Plius programmes
- LRT Radijas (Radio station) － General and news
- LRT Klasika (Radio station) － Culture and classical music
- LRT Opus (Radio station) － Aimed for young people and modern music

Luxembourg

Radio 100,7^[28]

RTL Group S.A.
- RTL Lëtzebuerg
- RTL Zwee

Moldova

Teleradio-Moldova^[34]

Monaco

TVMonaco

Montenegro

RTCG^[35]

Netherlands

Nederlandse Publieke Omroep^[36]
- AVROTROS
- BNNVARA
- EO
- Human
- KRO-NCRV
- MAX
- NOS
- NTR
- ON!
- PowNed
- VPRO
- WNL
- ZWART
RNW Media^[37]

North Macedonia

Macedonian Radio Television

Norway

NRK^[38]
- NRK1
- NRK2
- NRK3
- NRK Super

Poland

Polska Press^[39]

Telewizja Polska

Portugal

San Marino

San Marino RTV

Slovenia

RTVSLO^[42]
- TV SLO 1
- TV SLO 2
- TV SLO 3
- Prvi program
- Val 202
- ARS

Spain

EFE^[43]
Euskal Irrati Telebista (EiTB) – Basque Country^[44]
Castilla-La Mancha Media – Castilla–La Mancha^[45]
Corporació Valenciana de Mitjans de Comunicació – Valencia^[46]
Ens Públic de Radiotelevisió de les Illes Balears – Balearic Islands^[47]
Radiotelevisión de la Región de Murcia – Murcia^[48]
Radiotelevisión del Principado de Asturias – Asturias^[49]

Sweden

Switzerland

Swiss Broadcasting Corporation^[52]
- SRF 1
- SRF zwei
- SRF info
- RTS Un
- RTS Deux
- RSI La 1
- RSI La 2
- Televisiun Rumantscha

Ukraine

Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine (Suspilne)^[53]
- Ukrainian Radio

United Kingdom

BBC^[54]^[55]
Channel Four Television Corporation^[56]
- Channel 4
- Film4
- E4
- More4
- 4Seven
- E4 Extra
S4C — Wales^[56]

Transnational

3sat — Germany/Austria/Switzerland
Arte — France/Germany
BVN — Flanders and Netherlands television

Oceania

American Samoa

PBS American Samoa

Australia

Australian Broadcasting Corporation^[57]
- ABC Television
- ABC Local Radio
  - ABC Radio Sydney (2BL)
  - ABC Radio Melbourne (3LO)
  - ABC Radio Brisbane (4QR)
  - ABC Radio Adelaide (5AN)
  - ABC Radio Perth (6WF)
  - ABC Radio Hobart (7ZR)
  - ABC Radio Canberra (2CN)
  - ABC Radio Darwin (8DDD)
  - ABC Broken Hill (2NB)
  - ABC Central Coast (2BL/T)
  - ABC Central West (2CR)
  - ABC Coffs Coast (2MMR)
  - ABC Illawarra (2ILA)
  - ABC Mid North Coast (2KP)
  - ABC New England North West (2NU)
  - ABC Newcastle (2NC)
  - ABC North Coast (2NNR)
  - ABC Riverina (2RVR)
  - ABC South East NSW (2BA)
  - ABC Upper Hunter (2UH)
  - ABC Western Plains (2WPR)
  - ABC Ballarat (3CRR)
  - ABC Central Victoria (3ABCRR)
  - ABC Gippsland (3GLR)
  - ABC Goulburn Murray (3MRR)
  - ABC Mildura Swan Hill (3MIL)
  - ABC Shepparton (3GVR)
  - ABC South West Victoria (3WL)
  - ABC Wimmera (3WV)
  - ABC Northern Tasmania (7NT)
  - ABC Capricornia (4RK)
  - ABC Gold Coast (4ABCRR)
  - ABC Far North (4QCC)
  - ABC North Queensland (4QN)
  - ABC North West Queensland (4ISA)
  - ABC Southern Queensland (4QS)
  - ABC Sunshine Coast (4SCR)
  - ABC Tropical North (4QAA)
  - ABC Western Queensland (4QL)
  - ABC Wide Bay (4QB)
  - ABC North & West SA (5CK)
  - ABC Peninsula and West Coast (5LN)
  - ABC Riverland (5MV)
  - ABC South East SA (5MG)
  - ABC Goldfields-Esperance (6ED, 6GF)
  - ABC Great Southern (6WA)
  - ABC Kimberley (6BE)
  - ABC Midwest & Wheatbelt (6GN)
  - ABC Pilbara (6KP)
  - ABC South Coast (6AL)
  - ABC South West WA (6BS)
  - ABC Alice Springs (8AL)
  - ABC Katherine (8ABCRR)
- ABC Classic
- ABC NewsRadio
- Radio National
- Triple J
- ABC Jazz
- ABC Country
- ABC Grandstand
- ABC Extra
- ABC KIDS Listen
- Double J
- Triple J Unearthed
- ABC Classic 2
- ABC Australia
- ABC Radio Australia
- ABC iview
- ABC Listen
Special Broadcasting Service^[57] — Also available in New Zealand in selected regions
- SBS
- SBS Viceland — Branding licensed from Vice Media
- SBS Food
- SBS World Movies
- NITV
- SBS WorldWatch
- SBS Radio
  - SBS Radio 1
  - SBS Radio 2
  - SBS Radio 3
  - SBS Arabic24
  - SBS Chill
  - SBS PopAsia
  - SBS PopDesi
  - SBS PopAraby
- SBS On Demand

Fiji

Fijian Broadcasting Corporation (FBC)^[58]

New Zealand

RNZ^[59]
Māori Television
- Whakaata Māori^[59]
- Te Reo
TVNZ — six channels has commercial television and public television^[59]
- TVNZ 1
- TVNZ 2
- TVNZ Duke
- TVNZ 1+1
- TVNZ 2+1
- TVNZ Duke+1
Pacific Media Network^[59]

Local networks

Samoa

Samoa Broadcasting Corporation (SBC)^[60]

Transcontinental

These broadcasters distribute across multiple continents.

TV5Monde — France/Switzerland/Wallonia/Canada^[61]

Euronews

Arte

International broadcasters

U.S. Agency for Global Media^[8]^{[disputed (for: conflict between sources - also listed on list of state media by country) – discuss]}
- Voice of America (1942)^[62]
- Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL)
  - Current Time TV
- Radio Free Asia (RFA)
- Middle East Broadcasting Networks
  - Alhurra
  - Radio Sawa
- Office of Cuba Broadcasting (Radio y Televisión Martí)
Deutsche Welle^[63]
- DW-TV

See also

World Press Freedom Index

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External links

State Media Monitor by the Media and Journalism Research Center

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