ONTV4U

ONTV4U is an American digital broadcast television network that features a 24/7 schedule of paid programming. It is owned and operated by Cannella Media DTC, L.L.C., a direct-to-consumer marketing company founded in 1985 by Frank Cannella. As a dedicated source for online television, the network is carried on the digital subchannels of broadcast stations across the United States, having become particularly prominent after replacing the former children's network Smile on many TBN-owned stations following that network's closure on January 12, 2025.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage almost entirely made up of paid programming and direct response television advertising. However, some broadcast affiliates intersperse this paid content with religious and ministry programming for part of their schedule. For example, a sample listing for one affiliate includes ministries such as Voice of God With Joseph Z, Kingdom Connection With Jentezen Franklin, Turning Point With Dr. David Jeremiah, Joseph Prince, Amazing Facts With Doug Batchelor, and Life Today With James Robison.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream, ONTV4U is available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television across the United States. The network is broadcast as a digital subchannel on numerous low-power and full-power stations nationwide. The network's official website is ontv4u.com.

Lao-Thai TV

Lao-Thai TV is a television channel serving the Lao and Thai diaspora in the United States. The channel broadcasts a mix of news, entertainment, cultural programming, religious content, and community affairs in the Lao and Thai languages. As a dedicated source for online television, the channel is produced from studios in the United States, with content sourced from both local production and partner stations in Laos and Thailand.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of Lao and Thai language news bulletins covering events in Laos, Thailand, and the US diaspora. Key programs include Lao News Weekly, a roundup of news from Laos and the Lao community, and Thai News Today, a daily news program from Thailand. The channel also airs cultural shows featuring traditional Lao and Thai music, dance, and festivals, such as the annual Lao New Year (Songkran) celebration and the Thai Loy Krathong festival. Religious programming includes Buddhist teachings, temple ceremonies, and monk chats from Lao and Thai temples across the United States. The channel also airs popular Lao and Thai drama series, soap operas, comedy shows, and movies. The channel produces community-focused programs that highlight events and organizations within the Lao and Thai diaspora, including interviews with community leaders and coverage of local festivals. While specific program titles and host names are not extensively documented in public records, the channel is available to viewers across the United States via satellite, cable, and IPTV services that offer international programming packages.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of Lao and Thai diaspora content, Lao-Thai TV is accessible as tv online via its official website and mobile application. The channel is also available on Roku, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire TV devices, as well as via various IPTV services that aggregate international channels. The channel's programming is committed to serving the estimated 300,000 Lao Americans and 300,000 Thai Americans living in the United States. The channel's studios are located in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, which has a significant Lao and Thai community. The channel was founded in 2005 by a group of Lao and Thai community leaders. The channel's programming is funded by advertising, donations, and grants. The channel also produces a weekly public affairs program, Lao-Thai Community Connection, hosted by Khamla Xayavong, covering issues affecting the diaspora, such as immigration, education, health, and business. The channel also airs live coverage of the annual Lao-Thai Cultural Festival held at the Wat Lao Buddhavong temple in Silver Spring, Maryland. The channel's broadcast schedule includes a mix of Lao and Thai programming, with 50% of the schedule in Lao and 50% in Thai, reflecting the demographics of the target audience. The channel is distributed on DirecTV (channel 682), Dish Network (channel 685), and major cable providers including Comcast Xfinity (channel 540) and Spectrum (channel 1510). The channel's signal is available nationwide. The channel's website features a live stream, program schedule, video-on-demand archive, and community calendar. The channel also produces a podcast, Lao-Thai Voices, hosted by Noy Sourivong and Pranee Srisai, covering topics of interest to the diaspora, such as preserving cultural heritage, navigating American society, and raising bilingual children. The channel's YouTube channel has over 50,000 subscribers and features clips from its programs, interviews with Lao and Thai celebrities, and coverage of community events. The channel also has a strong presence on Facebook, with over 100,000 followers. The channel's community outreach includes a citizenship class offered in partnership with the International Rescue Committee, a health fair held at the Wat Lao Buddhavong temple, and a scholarship program for Lao and Thai American students. The channel is led by Executive Director Bounthavy Vilaylack and Programming Director Thongvanh Manichanh. The channel's board of directors includes members of the Lao and Thai American communities in Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia. The channel's annual fundraising gala, held at the Wat Lao Buddhavong temple, raises funds for operating expenses and community programs. The channel's signal reaches approximately 1 million households nationwide. The channel's mission is to serve the Lao and Thai diaspora in the United States by providing news, information, entertainment, and cultural programming in their native languages, and by fostering a sense of community and connection to their homelands. The channel recently celebrated its 20th anniversary with a special broadcast featuring messages of congratulations from the Lao ambassador to the United States and the Thai ambassador to the United States. The channel also announced a new partnership with Lao National Television (LNTV) and Thai Public Broadcasting Service (Thai PBS) to share content and collaborate on co-productions. The channel also launched a new program, Lao-Thai Kitchen, a cooking show hosted by Chef Noy Sourivong and Chef Pranee Srisai, featuring traditional Lao and Thai recipes. The channel also launched a new children's program, Lao-Thai Tales, a storytelling show featuring folklore and fables from Laos and Thailand, hosted by Noy Sourivong. The channel also launched a new music program, Lao-Thai Beats, featuring contemporary Lao and Thai pop music, hosted by DJ Khamla Xayavong. The channel continues to be a vital source of information and entertainment for the Lao and Thai diaspora in the United States, and its programming is available to viewers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Jewelry TV 2

Jewelry Television 2 (JTV2) is a spin-off digital broadcast network owned by Jewelry Television, the American shopping channel specializing in fine jewelry, gemstones, and accessories founded in 1993 by Jerry Sisk, Jr., and Morris and Mary Pruitt. JTV2 was launched to provide additional exposure for items from the main channel`s massive inventory, airing as a secondary network that repeats selected segments of live programming that originally aired on the primary Jewelry Television channel. As a dedicated source for online television, JTV2 broadcasts primarily in the English language, focusing on a home shopping format showcasing rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, pendants, and loose gemstones in various karat gold, platinum, and sterling silver settings.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of encore presentations and rebroadcasts of popular segments from the main Jewelry Television channel, including product demonstrations, gemstone education, and jewelry showcases. The network uses a split programming strategy, broadcasting the same live feed as the main JTV channel on weekends and airing specially compiled shows at other times, featuring different items from the main JTV channel lineup. While specific program titles and host names for JTV2 are not extensively documented in public records, the network utilizes the same on-air hosting team as the primary JTV channel, including hosts Mara Harris, Michele McCarron, Nicole Guirguis, Caroline Bagley, Ashley Bergman, Katie Smith, Lynda Adams, Sarah Stafford, Kelli Reynolds, Brooke Ferrell, Stephanie Rumfelt, Katurah McJunkins, Brandy Pham, and Kristen Waddell. The network provides viewers with a second outlet to purchase jewelry items at discounted prices or to catch presentations that may have been missed during the primary channel`s live broadcasts.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of jewelry shopping programming, JTV2 is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television. The network is broadcast on the digital subchannels of Jewelry Television`s owned-and-operated stations and affiliates, including on stations such as KFJX (Pittsburg, Kansas), KFDF-CD (Fort Smith, Arkansas), and KPBI-CD (Fort Smith, Arkansas). The channel is also carried on satellite provider DirecTV (channel 312) and on various cable and streaming platforms. The channel is accessible as tv online via the official Jewelry Television website and through the JTV mobile application, ensuring that its encore jewelry presentations and gemstone programming reach additional viewers across the United States.

Jewelry Television

Jewelry Television (JTV) is an American shopping channel specializing in fine jewelry, gemstones, and accessories, employing a live television format where hosts present products and interact with viewers in real time. The network was founded in 1993 by Jerry Sisk, Jr., a renowned gemologist, and Morris and Mary Pruitt, and it celebrated its 30th anniversary in June 2023. Its headquarters are located at 9600 Parkside Drive in Knoxville, Tennessee, and the network operates from a 200,000-square-foot complex, broadcasting live 363 days a year. As a dedicated source for online television, JTV has grown from a single television channel into a multi-platform retail brand, reaching millions of viewers and customers across the United States.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of continuous product presentations, gemstone education, and jewelry demonstrations. The network features a rotating team of on-air hosts who present an ever-changing array of jewelry items, including rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, pendants, and loose gemstones. Key programs on the network include JTV Morning Show, Gemstone Junction, JTV Prime Time, Midnight Treasury, and Weekend Gemstone Marketplace. The network's on-air hosting team includes Mara Harris, Michele McCarron, Nicole Guirguis, Caroline Bagley, Ashley Bergman, Katie Smith, Lynda Adams, Sarah Stafford, Kelli Reynolds, Brooke Ferrell, Stephanie Rumfelt, Katurah McJunkins, Brandy Pham, and Kristen Waddell. The network features products in 10K, 14K, and 18K gold, platinum, and sterling silver, showcasing gemstones such as amethyst, aquamarine, citrine, emerald, garnet, iolite, moonstone, peridot, ruby, sapphire, tanzanite, topaz, tourmaline, and turquoise. The network's gemstone experts include Jerry Sisk (founder and gemologist) and Elizabeth Bowers (senior gemstone buyer). The channel provides educational content alongside the shopping experience, offering in-depth information about gemstone origins, hardness, cut quality, clarity, carat weight, and jewelry craftsmanship.

Jewelry Television is widely available as a pay television service via satellite and cable nationwide, reaching an estimated 90 million households. The channel broadcasts in High Definition 1080i format and can be received on DirecTV (channel 310), Dish Network (channel 121), and major cable providers including Comcast Xfinity, Spectrum, Cox Communications, and Optimum. The channel is accessible as tv online via its official website jtv.com, which provides 24-hour live streaming of its broadcast, as well as on-demand replays of recent presentations. This ensures that its gemstone, jewelry, and lifestyle programming reaches collectors, jewelry enthusiasts, and shoppers across the United States and worldwide.

HSN2

HSN2 is an American subscription television channel owned by HSN, Inc. (now part of the Qurate Retail Group), serving as a companion to the main Home Shopping Network. The channel was launched on August 1, 2010, with its headquarters located in St. Petersburg, Florida, United States. As a dedicated source for online television, HSN2 was created to maximize the retail space, offering a curated assortment of encore airings of HSN’s popular shows, products, brands, and personalities, effectively allowing the company to sell for 48 hours a day.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of repeats of live demonstrations that previously aired on the main HSN channel. While the flagship HSN broadcasts live 364 days a year, HSN2 is not live; instead, it shows replays that are often complementary or counter to the live programming on the main channel. For instance, when HSN is selling jewelry live, HSN2 might air a pre-recorded show selling kitchen appliances. This strategy provides customers with more viewing and shopping options at any given time. Key programming segments include branded blocks such as Customer Appreciation Month, Big Deals. Little Time., and Come On In! with Callie. The channel also serves as a platform for HSN to test new concepts, products, and sales formats before potentially integrating them into the main network’s live lineup.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of home shopping content, HSN2 is widely available as a subscription service via satellite and cable. The channel was launched on the Dish Network platform and has been carried there since its debut, appearing on channel 226. It is also available on other major cable and satellite providers across the United States. Additionally, HSN2 is accessible as tv online via streaming platforms that carry HSN’s digital feeds, such as HSN.com and the HSN mobile app, ensuring that its 24-hour schedule of home shopping and product demonstration programming reaches viewers across the country and worldwide.

HSN

HSN (Home Shopping Network) is an American free-to-air television network owned by the QVC Group (formerly Qurate Retail Group), which also owns catalog company Cornerstone Brands . The network was founded by Lowell "Bud" Paxson and Roy Speer in 1982 as the Home Shopping Club, a local cable channel in Pinellas County, Florida, before becoming the first national shopping network on July 1, 1985 . As a dedicated source for online television, HSN is headquartered in St. Petersburg, Florida, with primary studio facilities in West Chester, Pennsylvania . The network broadcasts live 24 hours a day, 364 days a year in the English language, offering a home shopping format where hosts demonstrate and sell consumer goods including health and beauty products, jewelry, home and lifestyle items, fashion accessories, and electronics .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of continuous product presentations hosted by on-air personalities who stay on air for 2 or 3 hours and feature 5 to 10 products at a time . The network is carried on DirecTV Stream, Pluto TV, Samsung TV Plus, Sling Freestream, The Roku Channel, and YouTube TV . HSN is accessible via satellite through major providers, including DirecTV and Dish Network, as well as through cable systems and IPTV services nationwide, reaching approximately 95 million households across the United States .

Notable hosts who have been part of the network include Bob Circosta, HSN's first-ever home shopping host; Connie Craig Carroll; and Lynn Murphy . In 1997, HSN formally launched its second nationwide electronic retail venture, America's Store, which ceased operations in April 2007 . The channel is accessible as tv online via its official streaming portal at hsn.com, the HSN mobile application available for iOS and Android devices, and through streaming platforms including the QVC+ and HSN+ app .

Gem Shopping Network

Gem Shopping Network is an American 24-hour live television shopping network specializing in the sale of fine jewelry, colored gemstones, and rare estate treasures. The network was founded in 1995 by Frank Circelli, with its headquarters located at 3259 Duluth Highway 120, Duluth, Georgia, an Atlanta suburb. It reaches over 40 million homes across the United States via satellite and cable networks. As a dedicated source for online television, the network combines entertainment, education, and interactive shopping, allowing viewers to call in directly to bid on, make offers for, or purchase unique jewelry items featured during live broadcasts.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of continuous jewelry presentations featuring one-of-a-kind pieces, including rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and loose gemstones. The network offers products in 14K-24K gold, platinum, and sterling silver, featuring gemstones such as amethyst, aquamarine, emerald, fire opal, garnet, and pearl. The channel provides educational content alongside the shopping experience, offering in-depth information about gemstones and jewelry craftsmanship.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream, Gem Shopping Network is widely available via satellite and cable providers nationwide. The channel is accessible as tv online through its official mobile application available for iOS devices, Apple TV, and Android devices, providing 24/7 access to live broadcasts and on-demand content. The network reaches customers through multiple platforms, including broadcast via satellite, cable, and the internet, ensuring its fine jewelry and gemstone programming reaches collectors, jewelry enthusiasts, and shoppers across the United States. Since 2013, the network has been backed by private equity firm Sun Capital Partners.

Fashion Finds

Fashion Finds is an American digital broadcast television network owned by the Qurate Retail Group, specifically operated by its QVC division . The network was launched in 2024, with its headquarters located in West Chester, Pennsylvania. As a dedicated source for online television, Fashion Finds broadcasts 24 hours a day in English, focusing exclusively on shopping content for women's apparel, footwear, accessories, jewelry, and beauty products curated from the QVC and HSN inventory.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of a rotating selection of taped QVC and HSN programming that originally aired on those networks but is repackaged specifically for the Fashion Finds channel. Key fashion brands featured on the network include L'Artiste by Spring Step footwear and Quacker Factory by Jeanne Bice clearance programs . The channel does not feature live hosts or original productions specific to the network but instead rebroadcasts existing inventory from its parent companies, with a focus on clearance items, limited quantities, and discounted fashion products.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of fashion shopping content, Fashion Finds is primarily distributed as a free ad-supported television (FAST) channel via the QVC+ and HSN+ streaming platforms, accessible through the QVC website and mobile applications. Unlike traditional broadcast networks, Fashion Finds does not have conventional television affiliates covering specific geographic populations according to industry tracking sources . Instead, the channel is accessible as tv online exclusively through digital platforms, including free streaming on the QVC app for iOS and Android devices, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and web browsers, ensuring that its fashion clearance and apparel programming reaches bargain-seeking viewers across the United States.

QVC Italia

QVC Italia is an Italian free-to-air television channel operating in the teleshopping format. The primary language of broadcasting is Italian. QVC (Quality, Value, Convenience) is an American multinational shopping channel founded in 1986. QVC Italia launched on October 15, 2002, on digital satellite television, and expanded to digital terrestrial television on November 1, 2004. The channel is part of the Qurate Retail Group, which also owns other shopping networks such as HSN and Zulily. QVC Italia is headquartered in Rome, Italy, with offices located at Viale dell’Esperanto, 71. The channel's Italian operations employ approximately 80 staff and reach 19 million Italian homes via digital terrestrial, satellite, cable, and IPTV.

On air, QVC Italia features live teleshopping presentations 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with a team of presenters and experts showcasing products across multiple categories: beauty, fashion, jewelry, home, kitchen, electronics, garden, health and fitness, and crafts. The channel broadcasts 16 hours of live programming daily, with the remaining hours dedicated to repeats of popular shows. Viewers can purchase products by calling the toll-free number 800-977-217, via the official website qvc.it, or through the QVC Italia mobile app. The channel is known for its interactive format featuring live product demonstrations, customer call-ins, and limited-time offers. Key presenters on the channel include Claudia Vago, Emanuela Gatto, Federica de Denaro, Monica Pasquali, and Giorgio Del Bene, along with beauty expert Patrizia De Marchi, fashion stylist Simonetta Di Zanutto, and electronics expert Nicolò Rosario. The channel also features brand representatives from major companies such as Dyson, Philips, Samsung, and Garmin during live broadcasts. Popular product segments include Philips air fryers, Dyson vacuum cleaners, Garmin fitness watches, Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets, and skincare brands such as Elemis, Gatineau, and L'Occitane. The channel dedicates special programming to Italian-made products, including fashion from Tuscan leather artisans, Murano glass jewelry, and ceramic cookware from Umbrian craftsmen.

QVC Italia is available on digital terrestrial television on Logical Channel Number (LCN) 32 (HD) and also broadcasts on LCN 33 in the Lazio region (Monte Cavo). The channel is available on Sky Italia on channel 475 (HD), on Tivùsat on channel 22 (HD), and on satellite via Hot Bird 13F at 13.0 degrees east, where it is encrypted in High Definition. The channel is also carried on cable and IPTV platforms including Tiscali, Fastweb, and Vodafone TV. QVC Italia provides a 24/7 live stream on its official website, qvc.it, as well as on its mobile app, which is available for iOS and Android devices. Online television of QVC Italia is accessible on any device, ensuring that Italian shoppers can access its live shopping content wherever they are. The channel also maintains a significant presence on social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Pinterest, where it shares product highlights, behind-the-scenes content, and exclusive online-only offers.

QVC Italia also operates a second national channel, QVC+ (formerly QVC Extra), which launched in 2015 and broadcasts on LCN 37, focusing on home, garden, craft, and clearance items. In December 2024, QVC Italia moved its main channel from LCN 32 to LCN 33 and LCN 32 HD to LCN 32 beginning September 15, 2025. The channel reports that over 90 percent of its orders are shipped within 48 hours, with delivery to 100 percent of Italian addresses. The channel's e-commerce website qvc.it offers over 15,000 products at any given time, including exclusive items not available on television, such as luxury watches, high-end jewelry, and limited-edition collectibles. QVC Italia has been recognized for its customer service, winning the "Best Customer Experience" award at the 2024 Italian E-commerce Awards, and was named among the "Best Workplaces in Italy" by Great Place to Work in 2025. The channel's annual revenue exceeded 200 million euros in 2024, with steady growth year-over-year since its launch.

QVC Italia strives to be the leading home shopping destination in Italy, offering viewers a trusted, entertaining, and convenient way to shop for quality products from the comfort of home. The mission of the channel is to provide an interactive shopping experience that combines live entertainment, expert product knowledge, and exceptional customer service. Thanks to its wide distribution across terrestrial, satellite, cable, IPTV, and online streaming platforms, QVC Italia provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcasts on any device, ensuring that its shopping programming reaches audiences across Italy and the global Italian diaspora wherever they are.

Juwelo Italia

Juwelo Italia is an Italian free-to-air television channel operating in the teleshopping format, dedicated exclusively to the sale of jewelry with precious stones . The primary language of broadcasting is Italian. The channel was launched on March 1, 2011, under the name Juwelo TV, and was rebranded to its current name, Juwelo, on July 22, 2014 . Juwelo is a private Italian television network and is part of the Elumeo SE group . The channel's headquarters are located in Bologna, Italy, at Via del Fonditore, 2/7 .

On air, Juwelo Italia's programming is centered on live teleshopping presentations of gemstone jewelry . The channel showcases a wide variety of jewelry, including rings, earrings, bracelets, and pendants, featuring gemstones such as tormalina paraiba, kunzite, amethyst, and many others, set in precious metals including gold, silver, and platinum . The broadcasts feature a team of presenters who describe the characteristics of the stones and the craftsmanship of the jewelry, along with gemology experts who provide professional insights. Notable presenters and experts who have appeared on the channel include Valeria Bonotti, Marina De Luca, gemologist Hannah Clemmow, and jewelry designer Paul Udomkiet . The channel's format is interactive, allowing viewers to purchase the featured jewelry directly during the live broadcast by calling a toll-free number (840.694.6670) or through the official website at juwelo.it .

Juwelo Italia has undergone significant changes in its broadcast operations over the years. The channel was launched as an independent Italian network, separate from the German version of the shopping channel . Historically, it broadcast 24 hours a day, featuring live teleshopping during the day and evening, and entertainment programs at night . However, the channel faced major restructuring in late 2019, reducing its staff and live broadcast hours . As of recent broadcasts, the channel's programming schedule is subject to change, with live broadcasts primarily occurring during daytime hours . The channel is available in SDTV (Standard Definition Television) format with a 576i resolution .

Juwelo Italia is broadcast via satellite in the clear, reaching viewers across Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa . It can be received on the Hot Bird 13G satellite at 13.0° East, with technical parameters including frequency 10930.00 MHz, horizontal polarization, symbol rate 30000, and FEC 2/3 . The channel is also widely available on digital terrestrial television in Italy on Logical Channel Number (LCN) 133, and previously on LCN 65 and other positions . Historically, the channel was also available on Sky Italia on channel 864 and on Tivùsat on channel 80 . Additionally, Juwelo Italia provides a free live stream on its official website, juwelo.it, and is also available on streaming platforms such as Samsung TV Plus .

Juwelo Italia strives to be the premier television destination for gemstone jewelry in Italy, offering viewers access to a vast selection of authentic gemstones at accessible prices . The channel's mission is to provide an informative and entertaining shopping experience, where viewers can learn about gemology and jewelry design while purchasing unique pieces directly from home. The company also operates an online shop, which was launched in 2016, allowing customers to browse and purchase jewelry outside of live broadcast hours . The channel is also active on social media platforms, including Facebook, where it interacts with its audience and provides updates on programming . Thanks to its distribution across satellite, digital terrestrial, and online streaming platforms, Juwelo Italia provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcasts on any device, ensuring that jewelry enthusiasts across Italy, Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, and the global Italian diaspora can access its gemstone shopping content wherever they are.