World Indigenous Television Broadcasters Network

Confederation of broadcasting organisations

World Indigenous Television Broadcasters Network
Formation	March 2008
Type	Union of broadcasting organisations
Website	witbn.org

The World Indigenous Television Broadcasters Network (WITBN) is a confederation of indigenous broadcasting organisations from countries serving indigenous and minority language populations. Members are radio and television companies, most of which are government-owned public service broadcasters or privately owned stations with public missions.^[1]

Members

Australia: NITV
Canada:
- APTN
- Isuma
Finland: Yle Sámi Radio
Ireland: TG4
New Zealand:
- Te Reo
- Whakaata Māori
Norway: NRK Sápmi
Paraguay: Paraguay TV
Sweden:
- SR Sápmi
- SVT Sápmi
Taiwan:
- PTS
- Hakka TV
- TITV
Thailand: Thai PBS
United Kingdom:
- BBC Alba
- S4C
United States:
- FNX
- 'Ōiwi TV
- Pacific Islanders in Communications (PIC)

References

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External links

WITBN Website

Indigenous media

World Indigenous Television Broadcasters Network

Africa

Nigerian	Lagos Television Rivers State Television
South African	SABC

Asia

Taiwanese Aborigines	Taiwan Indigenous Television Taiwan Public Television Service Foundation
China	China Tibet Broadcasting Inner Mongolia Radio TV Sichuan Radio TV Xinjiang Radio TV Ürümqi Radio TV
Malaysia	RTM (Asyik FM Wai FM Sabah V FM)
Vietnam	VTV5

Europe

Crimean Tatar	ATR
Russian	CNBC Shayan TV
Sámi	Árran Áššu Ávvir Báiki Bårjås Daerpies Dierie Gába Kierâš Min Áigi Muitalægje NRK Sápmi Nuorttanaste Ođđasat Sääʹmođđâz Saǥai Muittalægje Ságat Sápmelaš Waren Sardne

North America

First Nations	Aboriginal Multi-Media Society Aboriginal Peoples Television Network Aboriginal Voices Radio Network (defunct) Big Soul Productions CBC North CHOB-TV First Peoples Radio Kamloops Wawa Missinipi Broadcasting Corporation Native Communications Onkweonwe Say Magazine Tekawennake Turtle Island News Two Row Times Wawatay Native Communications Society
Inuit	CBC North Inuit Broadcasting Corporation Inuit TV Uvagut TV
Native American	Ádahooníłígíí Bishinik Indian Country Today Media Network American Indian Magazine Tribal College Journal ArizonaNativeNet Cherokee Phoenix FNX The Narragansett Dawn Native American Public Telecommunications Native News Today Native Public Media NATV Native American Television Navajo Times Navajo-Hopi Observer News From Indian Country Sequoyah Research Center The Aroostook Indian

Oceania

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander	3KND 4K1G 6AR Australian Indigenous Communications Association Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association Flinders Island Chronicle Imparja Television Pty Ltd News TV Indigenous Community Television Koori Mail Koori Radio Message Stick National Indigenous Radio Service National Indigenous Television News National Indigenous Times Noongar Radio 100.9 Vibe Australia
Māori	Māori Television Service Te Māngai Pāho Te Whakaruruhau o Ngā Reo Irirangi Māori

v t e International broadcasting organizations
Current	ABU AIB ASBU AUB CBA CMC CPU EBU IAB NABA OTI SA AMARC WITBN WBU WRN
Former	CANA CBU IBU OIRT
Coordinators	ITU IATC
See also: International broadcasting

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