PPTV (Thai TV channel)

During the launch, PPTV divides the program into 25% news, 30% entertainment, 35% drama, 10% sports and others, distinguishing itself by outstanding program content. Focus on targeting Bangkok people and various districts nationwide[1] combined with programs from abroad[2] especially from South Korea together with programs from Thai content producers.

However, PPTV has positioned the market as a "Premium Mass Station", meaning it is a station that allows viewers to easily access high-quality content.[3] In addition, PPTV also cooperates with its hospital affiliated Bangkok Dusit Medical Services both in Bangkok and in various cities such as Hua Hin, Chiang Mai, Pattaya, etc. to promote the station as a new channel for presenting program content. In addition, PPTV also uses communication in all dimensions with 3 On formats: On-Air (on television), On-Ground (on the news area) and Online (social media).

On 16 January 2018, after PPTV executives saw that the program schedule should be adjusted to recover revenue. In the midst of the crisis of the digital television media industry at that time PPTV has announced a new programming program under the concept of "World Class TV" by negotiating copyrights with partners both in Thailand and abroad in order to bring new quality programs to broadcast which came into force on 1 February, the same year.[4]

During the era of satellite TV broadcasting, it used the studio and broadcast at the Kasemsup Building, Vibhavadi Rangsit Road (former office of Eastman Kodak in Thailand) opposite the office building of Bangkok Airways, Then, in March 2014, PPTV opened a temporary studio at Ocean Tower 2 Building, Soi Sukhumvit 19, used along with the studio at Kasemsup Building. During the construction of the head office building in Soi Song Sa-At to be used as a filming studio, program production and broadcasting, and when the head office building at Soi Song Sa-At is completed, there was an official opening ceremony for the head office building of PPTV. In January 2015, after that, the 2 original studios moved together at the head office building on Soi Song Sa-At which used from 1 January 2015 until now.

• Tivaporn Thetthit (Kratae)
• Tirayuth Tiengrachaibandit (Au)
• Sathida Pinsinchai (Aim)
• Pattaree Patsopasakul (Bogie)
• Karuna Buakamsri (Na)
• Pongsathorn Lortrakul (Arm)
• Bussaba Rongharnkaew (Neung)
• Cheunjit Charoenpongchai (Joy)
• Treechada Choktanasermsakul (Numnim)
• Chatchadaporn Sriudorn (Mamaum)
• Pinyada Titikulamas (Ome)
• Kornsuma Jiamsranoi (Korn)
• Veeraphol Temchotikosol (Pop)
• Suthitha Panyayong (Nina)
• Yodsapak Reungpaisarn (Pak)
• Arnad Sanitsurawong
• Ph.D Pongsathorn Jindawattana
• Weerasak Nilkrad (Add)
• Wariya Naveepanyatham (Kibtjung)
• Pattaranit Boonmee
• Nat Puttachart
• Lipikar Chookamol
• Sathien Viriyaparnpongsa
• Suthichai Yoon
• Suchada Nimnul (Baifern)
• Akekaporn Srisuktaweerat (Ake)
• Pawan Siriissaranan (Puek)
• Ekkarat Takiennuch (Art)
• Thanyarat Thamoi (Nong)
• Pradthana Prompithak (Prad)

• Banjong Cheewamongkolkarn (Jong) (now at Workpoint TV)
• Chayathip Lojanakosin (Yuu) (now at TNN16)
• Prai Thanaammaputch (Prai)
• Manat Tangsuk (Aun) (now at Channel 5)
• Suchada Kaewnang (now at Thai PBS)
• Jirayu Chudhabuddhi (Game) (now at JKN-CNBC and JKN18)
• Nalin Singhaputtangkul (Lin) (now at Nation TV)
• Nilaya Triworrawan (Nin)
• Charnchai Guyyasit (Koh) (now at JKN18)
• Siriboon Nattapan (Ying) (now a freelance host and the owner of Sarasilp Thaivision)
• Rawicha Tangsubut (Ritcha) (now at TNN16)
• Karnwayla Saoreun (Porpia) (now at Workpoint TV)
• Parin Jeusuwan (It) (now at NBT and TNN16)
• Elizabeth Sadler Leenanuchai (Liza) (now at TNN16)
• Prapaporn Chaowanasiri (Opal) (died on 20 September 2020)
• Parinda Kumthampinij (Toon) (now at Channel 3)
• Natchanan Peeranarong (Noon)
• Suphoj Klinsuwan (Tae)
• Pongsuk Hiranprueck (Nui) (now at Beartai)
• Suta Sudhepichetpun (Nui) (now at MCOT HD)
• Titikorn Tipmontien (Tak) (now at TNN16)
• Thongnuakao Khamphim (Kao) (now working as a freelance host)
• Pat Jungkankul (Lookbid)
• Supada Vijakachaiyapong (Jookjik)
• Masiri Klomkaew (Film) (now at Channel 9 MCOT HD)
• Kamonthon Komarathat (Earth)
• Kreangkraimas Photjanasuntorn (Kendo)

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  Logo used since 7 April 2014
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  Logo used since 2 December 2015

• 2013-2014: Life is Awesome
• 2014: ทุกช่วงเวลาดีดี เริ่มต้นที่นี่ (Every precious moment start here) (It was used for teasing the new look of the channel)
• 2014-2015: Turn It On / เรื่องราวดีๆ ที่มีให้คุณทุกเวลา (Good Stories That We Give for You Every Time) / Home of The Best Series & Variety Shows / เรื่องราวดีดีที่คุณต้องดู (Good Stories You Want to Watch)
• 2015-2018: ยิ่งดู ยิ่งติด (When You Watching, It Gets More Addicted) (used for main promotions) / ยิ่งดู ยิ่งได้ (When You Watching, It Gets the Prize) (used for activity campaigns)
• 2018–present: World Class TV (used for general programming)
• 2018–present: World Class Sports (used for sports programming)
• 2021–present: เรื่องข่าว เรื่องใหญ่ (The News with A Big Deal) (used for main purposes)
• 2022–present: ครบทุกข่าว เข้าใจคอกีฬา (Complete Every News, Perceive for Sport Fans) (used for other purposes)