Editing Communications in Hong Kong (section)

=== Terrestrial television ===
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There are a total of nine terrestrial television channels in Hong Kong, owned by three television networks, one of which is a public broadcaster.

Hong Kong's terrestrial commercial TV networks can also be seen in [[Macau]], via cable.

==== TVB ====
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[[TVB|Television Broadcasts Limited]] operates [[TVB Jade]], [[TVB Pearl]], [[TVB Plus]] (formerly two separate channels, TVB J2 and [[TVB Finance, Sports & Information Channel|J5]]), and [[TVB News Channel|TVB News]], of which Jade and Pearl are available on analogue frequencies. TVB is the city's first commercial terrestrial television network ([[Asia Television|Asia Television (ATV)]] began as a subscription television network), and is the city's predominant TV network.

==== HKTVE ====
[[HK Television Entertainment]] operates [[ViuTV]], which is a Cantonese general entertainment channel. The network is mandated by its service license to launch a 17-hour [[English language|English]] television channel on or before 31 March 2017.<ref>{{cite web |title=附 錄 A |trans-title=Appendix A |url=http://www.coms-auth.hk/filemanager/tc/content_713/appx_20160119a_c.pdf |access-date=25 September 2016 |language=zh |quote={{lang|zh-hk|香港電視娛樂會在二零一七年三月三十一日或之前開設一條英語頻道，每日廣播合共17小時}} (HK Television Entertainment will open an English language television channel on or before 31 March 2017. The channel will air programmes for 17 hours per day.)}}</ref> The English channel named "ViuTVsix" officially launched on March 31, 2017 (local time).

ViuTV does not broadcast on analogue frequencies.

==== RTHK ====
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Public broadcaster [[RTHK]] operates three digital channels, two of which have been simulcast on analogue frequencies formerly used by ATV since April 2, 2016.