TMB TV

TMB TV is a Turkey-based cable television channel dedicated to the music and culture of Turkic countries. According to Azerbaijani Wikipedia, it was founded in December 2009 by Naim Burak Elçi. The channel broadcasts a mix of music videos, documentaries, cultural programs, health and lifestyle shows, and news segments aimed at Turkic-speaking audiences across Turkey, Azerbaijan, and the wider Turkic world. Its programming schedule includes titles such as 'Azerbaijan Victory Documentary,' 'Golden Age of Turkish History,' 'Our Living Values,' and 'Music Box.' TMB TV also operates a radio service, TMB Radio, and a sister channel called TMB RU. In January 2012, the channel opened a representative office in Baku, Azerbaijan. TMB TV is known as the initiator and founder of the Türkvizyon Song Contest, a music competition for Turkic countries. The channel's website, tmb.tv, provides live streaming, program schedules, news, and archived broadcasts. The channel briefly closed in 2011 but reopened on 15 September 2011. As of 2024, the website remains active with a copyright notice.

TMB TV was founded in December 2009 by Naim Burak Elçi as a television channel broadcasting music from Turkic countries. The channel temporarily closed in 2011 but reopened on 15 September 2011. In January 2012, it opened a representative office in Baku, Azerbaijan. TMB TV is the initiator and founder of the Türkvizyon Song Contest, a music competition for Turkic countries. It also operates a sister channel called TMB RU and a radio service, TMB Radio. The channel's website provides live streaming, program schedules, news, and archived broadcasts.

• Founded by Naim Burak Elçi

• Temporarily closed

• Reopened

• Opened representative office in Baku, Azerbaijan

A cultural and music television channel for the Turkic world.

• TMB Radio

  Radio service of TMB TV

• TMB RU

  Sister channel

• Türkvizyon Song Contest

  Music competition for Turkic countries initiated by TMB TV

1. 1Türk Dünyasının Televizyon Kanalı | TMB.TVtmb.tv
2. 2TMB TV - Wikidatawikidata.org
3. 3TMB TV - Azerbaijani Wikipediaaz.wikipedia.org