Armenië tv-zenders

First Channel is a public television station based in Yerevan, Armenia, run by the Armenian Public Television Company. It broadcasts in Armenian, with news bulletins, family and children's programmes, and entertainment. Its news covers domestic politics and international affairs, and its website lists several daily news editions along with live broadcasts, programmes and videos.

The live stream of this Armenian-language channel can be watched directly on this page. Playback starts here, so no separate website needs to be opened. Armenian-language live programmes play here for viewers who want to follow the channel as it airs.

Yerkir Media TV is a television company based in Yerevan, Armenia, which also runs a news and current affairs website. Its programmes cover information, news, debates, cookery, health and entertainment, as well as interviews and video reports. The company's website publishes the latest local and international news for viewers.

Viewers can watch the live Armenian-language broadcasts of Yerkir Media TV on this page while the channel is on air. When it is off air, the page links to the channel's official live stream.

Horizon is the longest running Armenian television network and provides unique content about pop culture, news, education, entertainment, & lifestyle.

Horizon ATV, on air since 1989, for the past 25+ y. has been connecting the Armenian-Americans to Armenian culture and heritage with its educational shows on TV

Kentron TV is an Armenian television channel founded in 2002 by Multimedia Center Kentron CJSC and based in Yerevan, Armenia. It broadcasts in Armenian and offers a multi-genre schedule covering news, public and political affairs, entertainment, socio-economic topics, music, culture, health and sports. Its news programme Epicenter is one of its known programmes, and the schedule also includes feature films, documentaries and cartoons. The channel's signal reaches all of Armenia and, via geostationary satellites, viewers in the Armenian diaspora across Asia, Europe, Africa and America.

Kentron TV can be watched on this page when its live broadcasts are on air, and otherwise the page links to its official live stream. Armenian-speaking viewers and those in the diaspora can follow this Armenian-language channel here.

Shoghakat is a psycho-cultural TV channel. The founder is the Armenian Apostolic Church. It is broadcast 18 hours a day on Hogoor-Cultural Public TV and H1's satellite TV channel. The broadcasting area of ​​the TV channel in the territory of the Republic of Armenia is 90%.

Programs and films produced by Shoghakat TV could be attained by other TV Companies within Armenia, as well as through the Public TV of Armenia -since 2004- for the diasporan Armenians