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IRIB Bazaar

Country	Iran
Broadcast area	Worldwide
Headquarters	Tehran
Programming
Language(s)	Persian
Picture format	16:9 ( 576i, SDTV)
Ownership
Owner	Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting
History
Launched	20 November 2011
Closed	17 March 2016
Links
Website	www.bazaartv.ir
Availability
Terrestrial
Jamaran	CH43 UHF Digital
Streaming media
IRIB Bazaar Live Streaming

IRIB Bazaar ( Persian: شبکه‌ بازار, Market channel, Shibkâh-e Bazâr) was a national home shopping TV channel in Iran which was launched on November 20, 2011 and was the third Iranian television channel to broadcast in digital mode. This channel was available in most provinces and could be received using Set-top box devices, or Satellite televisions. The channel closed on 17 March 2016 and merged in IRIB TV5.

Targets

This channel had 7 main purposes. Including the following:

• Economical news
• Educational programs about trading
• Advertisement

However it couldn't reach the targets and was one of the most unsuccessful channels in IRIB. ^[1]

See also

• Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting

References

External links

• Official website

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