Editing Telecommunications in Cambodia (section)

===Television===
Cambodia has 27 TV broadcast stations with most operating on multiple channels, including 1 state-operated station broadcasting from multiple locations, 11 stations either jointly operated or privately owned with some broadcasting from several locations. Multi-channel cable and satellite systems are also available. There is one Chinese joint venture television station with the [[Ministry of Interior (Cambodia)|Ministry of Interior]]. Several television and radio operators broadcast online only (often via [[Facebook]]).<ref name=CIA-Factbook-Cambodia/>

====Broadcast and cable networks====
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* PNN TV
* Apsara Television (TV11)
* [[Bayon Television]]
* Bayon News Television
* Cambodia Cable Television (CCTV)
* Cambodian News Channel (CNC)
* [[Cambodian Television Network]] (CTN)
* CTV 8 HD
* [[Hang Meas HDTV]]
* Khmer Television 9 HDTV (TV9 HDTV)
* My TV
* [[National Television of Cambodia]] (TVK)
* One TV (Royal Media Entertainment Corporation, LTD)
* Phnom Penh Municipal Cable Television (PPCTV Co., LTD)
* Phnom Penh Television (TV3)
* [[TV5 Cambodia]]
* One News
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====Provincial television stations====
* [[Kandal Province]] - Broadcasting on channel 27, Bayon Television is Cambodia's only [[Ultra high frequency|UHF]] channel. A private television company belonging to Prime Minister [[Hun Sen]], it also operates Bayon Radio FM 95&nbsp;MHz. It was established in January 1998.
* [[Mondulkiri]] - Established in 1999, relays TVK on channel 10.
* [[Preah Vihear Province|Preah Vihear]] - Established in 2006, broadcasts on channel 7.
* [[Ratanakiri]] - Established in 1993, relays TVK on channel 7.
* [[Siem Reap]] - Established in 2002, relays TV3 on channel 12.