Taiwan Indigenous Television

Taiwan Indigenous Television, also known as TITV, is privately owned and headquartered in Taiwan, functioning as a subsidiary of Taiwan Broadcasting System. Founded in 2005, the company employs approximately 200 individuals. Its main product is broadcast television and radio, functioning as a tier 1 media tech buyer. The company operates as a dedicated, non-commercial public service channel within the Taiwan Broadcasting System, distinguished as the first media platform in Asia specifically established for and managed by Indigenous peoples. Its output concentrates on the preservation and promotion of the cultures and languages of Taiwan’s diverse Indigenous groups, broadcasting news and specialized programs in multiple native languages alongside Mandarin. TITV's mandate is to provide authentic representation, facilitate cultural education, and offer localized, in-depth coverage of contemporary Indigenous political, social, and rights issues, serving as an institutional resource for community and cultural continuity.