Channels
PTV can be received via satellite in South Asia, East Asia and the Middle East. Selected programming can be seen on Prime TV (with a partnership) in the United Kingdom and Europe.
PTV operates follwoing channels:
- PTV Home – 24-hour entertainment channel, the transmission is broadcast across Pakistan on terrestrial network and worldwide through satellite. The content of the terrestrial and satellite channel is different, for example, terrestrial programming includes live telecast of Pakistan's cricket matches but satellite channel cannot broadcast these matches.
- PTV News – 24-hour news channel which can be viewed in many parts of the globe.
- PTV National - An emphasis on broadcasting programmes in different languages to represent the whole of Pakistan.
- AJK TV - For the residents of Azad Kashmir.
- PTV Bolan - For speakers of Balochi Pashto and Brahvi.
- PTV Global - Offered exclusively for the Pakistani diaspora in the United States on Dish Network, and recently launched in Europe.
- PTV Sports - a 24-hour sports channel that started from January 2012
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