Selangor TV Live Streaming – Watch Selangor’s State Channel Online

Selangor TV is not like the other channels on this site. It has no myFreeview number, no satellite slot and no antenna reception. It exists entirely online, and it always has.

That is not an oversight. It is the whole story of how the channel came about.

Not a Broadcast Channel

Worth stating plainly before anything else.

Every other Malaysian channel covered on this site reaches homes through a transmitter or a satellite dish. Selangor TV reaches them through a web browser. There is no set-top box that will find it, and scanning for channels will not help.

What that means for viewers:

No channel number exists – not on myFreeview, not on Astro, not on Unifi TV

An internet connection is required, with no terrestrial fallback

The official stream is free, published by the state government itself

Coverage is unlimited by geography, since transmitter range is irrelevant

The trade-off cuts both ways. Households without reliable internet cannot watch at all. Anyone with a connection, anywhere in the world, can.

Why Selangor Built Its Own Channel

Broadcast licences in Malaysia are issued federally. State governments do not control who gets one.

Selangor’s state administration wanted a way to communicate directly with residents – announcements, assembly proceedings, council decisions, state programmes. Access to federally operated channels for that purpose was not available to it, and a licence of its own was not granted.

So the state took the route that required no licence at all. It set up a media company under its own investment arm and began publishing online, sidestepping the broadcast system rather than trying to enter it.

The approach looked unusual when it started. In hindsight it was early – a government publishing straight to the internet years before that became ordinary practice.

What It Covers

Programming is built around the state rather than the nation.

State assembly proceedings

Sittings of the Selangor legislative assembly are streamed, giving residents direct access to debates that national bulletins rarely mention.

Government announcements

Statements from the Menteri Besar and state executive councillors are carried in full rather than reduced to a quote.

Local council matters

Decisions from the municipal councils across Selangor’s districts – planning, licensing, services – which affect daily life but almost never reach national news.

Community coverage

Floods, local development, welfare programmes, school and sports events at district level.

State initiatives

Tourism campaigns, public transport programmes, and the various schemes the state runs for residents.

The editorial position follows from the ownership. This is a state government communicating about its own work, and it is transparent about being exactly that.

Speaking to a Mixed State

Selangor is Malaysia’s most populous state and among its most diverse. The channel’s output reflects that.

Language	Why it matters here
Malay	The state’s primary language of administration
English	Widely used across the Klang Valley
Mandarin	Large Chinese Malaysian population in Selangor
Tamil	Substantial Indian Malaysian communities statewide

Producing in four languages is demanding for an operation this size. For a state where no single community holds a large majority, it is also difficult to avoid.

The Wider Media Selangor Operation

Television is one arm of a broader state media effort.

Media Selangor also runs SelangorKini, a news portal publishing written reporting on state matters, alongside social and video platforms. Material gathered for one usually appears across the others.

For residents, the practical effect is that state news has somewhere to live. National outlets cover Selangor when something large happens. Routine state governance – the budgets, the council decisions, the service changes – largely does not travel that far.

Two States, Two Routes

Selangor is not the only state to want its own channel. Sarawak did too, and took a different path.

	Selangor TV	TVS
Owner	Selangor state government	Sarawak state media group
Distribution	Online only	Terrestrial, satellite, online
Channel number	None	Yes, on myFreeview
Reach	Anyone with internet	Statewide broadcast plus national
Launched	2008	2020

Sarawak’s channel arrived more than a decade later and secured broadcast carriage. Selangor’s came first and stayed online. The difference has less to do with ambition than with what each was able to obtain.

Questions Viewers Ask

What channel is Selangor TV on?

None. It is an online channel with no terrestrial or satellite number.

Who owns Selangor TV?

Media Selangor Sdn Bhd, a company under the Selangor state government’s investment arm.

Is it free?

Yes. The official stream is published free by the state government.

Can I watch it on a set-top box?

No. It requires an internet connection and a browser or app.

Why does it not have a channel number?

Broadcast licences are issued federally, and the channel operates without one by publishing online instead.

What languages does it use?

Malay, English, Mandarin and Tamil.

Does it cover the state assembly?

Yes. Assembly sittings are among its core content.

Can I watch from outside Selangor?

Yes. Because it streams online, location makes no difference.

Is it a news channel?

Partly. It covers state news alongside government information and community programming.

What is SelangorKini?

The written news portal run by the same state media operation.

Selangor TV Live Streaming – Watch Selangor’s State Channel Online

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