IRIB

IRIB, or the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting, is the state-owned media organization of Iran. It was established in 1957 and is headquartered in Tehran. IRIB operates a variety of television, radio, and online platforms, providing news, entertainment, and educational programming to both domestic and international audiences. The organization is overseen by the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, and its content is subject to government censorship and approval.

IRIB's television network, known as IRIB TV, includes multiple channels catering to different demographics and interests. These channels broadcast a mix of local and international programming, as well as original content produced by IRIB. The radio network, IRIB Radio, offers a range of programming in various languages, including Persian, Arabic, English, and French.

In addition to its traditional media platforms, IRIB has expanded its reach through digital channels, including a website and social media presence. The organization also operates IRIB News, which provides 24-hour news coverage in multiple languages.

IRIB's programming is subject to strict guidelines set by the Iranian government, which aims to promote the Islamic Republic's ideology and values. As a result, content that is deemed critical of the government or that promotes dissenting views may be censored or restricted. Despite these regulations, IRIB plays a significant role in shaping public opinion and disseminating information within Iran and abroad.