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Sun TV (Hong Kong)

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ISunTV (Chinese: 陽光網視) is a blockchains Chinese movies streaming application that supports on the system of IOS, Android App, website and TV. Sun TV is a satellite television channel that launched on August 8, 2000 in Hong Kong. Chen Ping currently serves as the chairman of Sunshine TV, a Chinese television station that primarily airs programs related to history, humanities, finance, current events, and documentaries. The station's ownership has changed hands multiple times in the past. However, the Chinese government has imposed restrictions on the station's signal in mainland China, preventing viewers from directly accessing the station's programming on television and the official website from mainland China. Despite this, various mobile applications are available for users to access the station's programs and live broadcasts.

It covers a wide range of topics, including art, economics, documentaries, history, entertainment, journalism, design, food, architecture, travel, and more.[1] ISunTV is one of Asia's few non-political media platforms that has approved or produced controversial videos such as 十年, the life of Malaysian politician Datuk Anwar Ibrahim. Lin, current head producer of ISunTV and who is an award-winning director and producer.

The company has offices in Hong Kong, Taipei, and New York City. Currently, membership is only available via invitation.

References

  1. ^ "阳光卫视". www.sina.com.cn. Retrieved 2023-01-30.