Bridges TV is an online channel that delivers American Muslim programmes with entertainment and lifestyle.

Watch Bridges TV Online For Free Bridges TV is a Muslim TV network that is headquartered at Buffalo in New York. You can watch Bridges TV online for free. This channel was launched in the year 2004 in the month of November. Bridges TV was the first US Muslim TV network to be broadcasted in English language. Designed for countering negative stereotypes of the Muslim community, this channel got attention from media and publications like NBC news, Variety, Voice of America, Detroit Free Press, Columbus Dispatch, San Jose Mercury News, Canadian Press and Rochester Democrat & Chronicle. Muhammad Ali the heavyweight champion of the world is a spokesman and subscriber for this network. He said, "Bridges TV gives American Muslims a voice of their own on the airwaves for Americans of all races and religions to hear." According to the network official the Bridges TV was overdue for long time and the market research sponsored by network revealed willingness of US Muslims to pay about 10 dollars every month beyond and above their satellite television or cable television fee for channel. By focusing on its content on experiences of estimated 8 million Muslims residing in North America, the Bridges TV distinguishes itself from foreign language programs like Geo TV, prime TV, Arab TV and Radio. One may watch Bridges TV online for free. The network during its commencement announced that it would feature sitcoms, which represent family life of US Muslim in positive way and acknowledged The Cosby Show as model for such programs. In the year 2005, Bridges TV began airing the Current Issues - a program about Middle Eastern and especially Palestinian concerns in Lafayeta at Louisiana. Hesham Tillawi, host of Palestinian America is known for vocalizing the criticism against treatment of Muslims and Arabs in Israel. Current Issues was popular on the Bridges TV. However, it was dropped in year 2006. You could have watched this program for free if you would have had Internet connection because you can watch Bridges TV online for free. Aasiya Zubair, the then Programming Director at Bridges the Bridges TV, opined that the show dropped because of the Jew cable operators all over United States of America who complained to network regarding the show. Bridges TV editor were fired reportedly for not editing few material from the program before being aired that were offensive to the Jews. Another program named as American Pilgrimage that is shown on the Bridges TV featured Rabbi Brad Hirchfield visiting the mosques and homes of the leading religious thinkers of Muslim community and imams all over North America in cities like Detroit, Halifax, New York, San Francisco and Washington DC. If you want to see this program for free of cost, watch Bridges TV online for free. You simply do not need to pay a single cent if you watch Bridges TV online for free. Soon after Muzzammil Hassan's (Bridges TV CEO) arrest, the channel posted the following notice on the site: Bridges TV is deeply shocked and saddened by the murder of Aasiya [Zubair] Hassan and subsequent arrest of Muzzammil Hassan. Our deepest condolences and prayers go out to the families of the victim. We request that their right to privacy be respected.

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3ABN (Three Angels Broadcasting Network) is an online Christian TV channel from USA. The used language is English.

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Please help improve this article by adding reliable references. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (July 2007) Three Angels Broadcasting Network Type Television, Radio Country United States, Canada, Caribbean, Philippines, Russia, Kenya, Uganda, Papua New Guinea, India, Australia Availability International Founded by Danny and Linda Shelton Key people Danny Shelton Launch date November 23, 1986 Official Website 3abn.org Three Angels Broadcasting Network, or 3ABN for short, is a nonprofit, 24-hour television and radio networks which primarily focuses on Christian and health-oriented programming. It is an independently owned and operated (not funded by any church or denominational group) ministry; however, it supports the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Contents [hide] 1 History 2 HDTV Broadcasts 3 Controversies and criticism 3.1 Linda Shelton 3.2 Criticism from Save3ABN dot org 3.3 Repercussions 3.4 Removal from Sky Angel 4 Programming 5 Viewing and Listening Sources 5.1 Availability 5.2 Internet 5.3 Satellite 5.4 UHF and VHF Broadcast Stations 5.5 Radio Stations 5.6 3ABN Australian Services 5.7 Cable TV 6 See also 7 References 8 External links // History The network's sign-on occurred on November 23, 1986, after 2 years of planning and construction of a satellite uplink site in Thompsonville, Illinois. Initially focusing on satellite broadcasting for the United States, 3ABN has since taken on several affiliates, which broadcast directly into television markets on VHF and UHF stations and over 1400 cable TV systems worldwide. 3ABN's Worldwide Headquarters is located in West Frankfort, Illinois. 3ABN is the second-largest owner of Low Power TV stations (next to Trinity Broadcasting Network) in the U.S. In 2006 their broadcast outlets in the U.S. numbered over 100 stations, and they currently have several more construction permits. The network also has a large production center in Nizhny Novgorod. Russia, and has produced a wide variety of Russian language television and radio programming since 1993. The programs are aired throughout the Russian-speaking countries on approximately 150 television stations and several satellite channels. In 1999 and 2000 3ABN expanded into radio and satellite television in the United States, Europe, Asia, Africa, Middle East, Australia, New Zealand and the rest of the world. Currently 3ABN is distributed around the world via 11 satellites, an IPTV service (www.moiptv.net), and through streaming video and audio on the Internet. The 3ABN Radio Network is growing rapidly in affiliates due to the FCC allowing for low power FM and AM stations in the United States. On August 24, 2003, 3ABN launched a 24/7 Spanish and Portuguese Television Network called 3ABN Latino. The ministry was co-founded by Danny Shelton, 54, with his wife at the time, Linda Shelton. Danny Shelton was also president of the network throughout most of its existence, and hosts the network's flagship program, 3ABN Today. In April 2007 it was announced that Amazing Facts and 3ABN will be merging.[1][2] However, on August 2007, after several months of review, Amazing Facts announced they will not merge with 3ABN due to issues with structural dynamics. Another change came in August 2007, Jim Gilley was selected as the new president of 3ABN. Gilley is described as a man with "vast experience in administration and in both personal and public evangelism."[3] On January 1, 2009, 3ABN launched a 24/7 Christian children's television network called SonBeam Channel. It is on MOiPTV and the Internet and plans to be on satellite. HDTV Broadcasts 3ABN HD, 3ABN Latino HD and SonBeam Channel HD will be the High-Definition Television simulcasts of 3ABN, 3ABN Latino and SonBeam Channel that will be launched in the United States and the world on January 5, 2010. Controversies and criticism Linda Shelton In 2004 Linda Shelton was abruptly removed from 3ABN's board of directors, and her previous presence was erased from the network's programming, website, and sales inventory. There quickly grew a cloud of speculation around the divorce of founders Danny and Linda Shelton. Over the past few years, rumours spread that Linda was unfaithful in her marriage to Danny, and as a result was removed from the ministry and divorced. Linda has started a website asserting that she was not the unfaithful one and is requesting proof be provided showing her guilt or that her name be cleared.[4][5] Criticism from Save3ABN dot org Since Danny and Linda Shelton's divorce in June 2004, a website, Save3ABN dot org, came forward alleging various concerns and has drawn enough attention that a lawsuit has been filed.[6] The site, run by Gailon Joy and Bob Pickle, alleged infidelity, mishandling of funds, and sexual indiscretions. (see also [1].) After 3ABN asked a bankruptcy trustee to sell the domain name to the ministry, other domain names appeared, such as Save-3ABN dot com, with the same content as the original site. Repercussions Although 3ABN is a self supporting ministry and is not owned by the Seventh-day Adventist Church, the controversy from the Save3ABN dot org and surrounding the divorce has gained international attention[citation needed] of the world church leadership and has caused the President as well as the Chairman of the 3ABN board to address the issues[citation needed]. As a result of all the attention within the church, the leadership are conflicted and perhaps confused with how to deal with this[citation needed] since they have no authority in the matter. Conflicting statements of how 3ABN will be treated have come forward from top officials in the Seventh-day Adventist denomination[citation needed]. Removal from Sky Angel 3ABN had been removed from carriage on the Dominion Sky Angel DBS system which was available on the Dish Network platform. Although Sky Angel indicated it was due to technical limitations, 3ABN had a press release that the technical issue was resolved within two hours, however they were kept off for some time, for other, unknown reasons. After a successful write-in campaign, 3ABN is now available on Dish Network. Programming See also: List of 3ABN programs Viewing and Listening Sources Availability 3ABN TV is now available on Dish Network. Internet 3ABN TV and Radio are available in audio and video streams online from the 3ABN website, as well as a high bandwidth service called MOPCWEB Satellite 3ABN TV and Radio are available on the following satellites covering all inhabited continents. AMC-4 Coverage: US, Canada, Mexico, Caribbean Transponder: 6 Frequency: 11,822 Polarization: Horizontal Symbol Rate: 5.700 FEC: 2/3 Channel 1 3ABN TV Channel 2 3ABN Latino Channel 3 3ABN Radio Channel 4 Radio 74 Intelsat 9 Coverage: Americas, Caribbean, Western Europe Transponder: 11-C Frequency: 3,933 Polarization: Vertical Symbol Rate: 7.000 FEC: 3/4 Channel 1 3ABN TV Channel 2 3ABN Latino Channel 3 3ABN Radio Hot Bird 6 Coverage: Europe, Middle East Transponder: 75 Frequency: 12,207 Polarization: Horizontal Symbol Rate: 27.500 FEC: 3/4 Channel 1 3ABN TV Channel 2 3ABN Radio Thaicom-5 Coverage: Africa, Asia Transponder: 6G Global Beam Frequency: 3,640 Polarization: Horizontal Symbol Rate: 28,066 FEC: 3/4 Channel 1 3ABN TV Channel 2 3ABN Radio OPTUS-B3 Coverage: Australia, New Zealand Transponder: T-5 Frequency: 12,525 Polarization: Vertical Symbol Rate: 30000 FEC: 2/3 Channel 1 3ABN TV Channel 2 3ABN Radio Satellite dish and receiver systems that are capable of receiving 3ABN are available from a number of commercial sources such as Glorystar. UHF and VHF Broadcast Stations 3ABN TV is available from the following list of 3ABN affiliate broadcast stations.[7] 3ABN owned Digital Stations 73.1 3ABN TV 73.2 3ABN Latino 73.3 3ABN Radio 73.4 Radio 74 Radio Stations 3ABN Radio Network is available from the following list of 3ABN Radio Stations worldwide. [2] 3ABN Australian Services 3ABN has a number of affiliated radio services in Australia. Recent additions to the 3ABN network have been in the Australian state of Victoria, with several regional centres in Western and Eastern Victoria being established, after the acquisition of youth broadcaster Noise FM by the 3ABN affiliate Lifeinfo Media. These services join stations in Western Australia as 3ABN's presence gathers momentum in Australia. Cable TV 3ABN TV is available from the following list of cable stations. See also Hope Channel, the official Adventist channel List of United States cable and satellite television networks List of United States over-the-air television networks References ^ http://3abn.org/amazingfacts_3abn.cfm ^ Latest Ministry News ^ 3ABN: Christian Television - Three Angels Broadcasting Network - www.3abn.org ^ Linda Shelton's official website ^ Troubled 3ABN Fires Linda Shelton | Adventist Today ^ Court documents filed in Three Angels Broadcasting et al. v. 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